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NEC MultiSync PA241W
$1,079.00
Released February, 2010
The Pros:Easy to calibrate, and the calibration system is very accurate. With ICC calibration test prints off the monitor are reliable and consistent. Color depth and accuracy make this ideal for professional work with photographs.
The Cons:Price puts it out of reach for non-professionals, gamers and application software users. Instructions for monitor calibration are a little confusing for some, make it seem more complicated than it really is.
The NEC MultiSync PA241W is a desktop display within NEC's PA series which is a follow-up to their successful MultiSync 90 series. This 24" LCD display is geared toward users who need a professional graphics display.
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Print production, video editing, and digital photography work are all facilitated here. The 10-bit IPS LCD panel has a 14-bit lookup. This feature makes the color depth increase to more than one billion colors. The ICC profile emulation feature loads color profiles for accurate color matching. Just in case, there is a also a 3D lookup table, which allows you to manually search for your color match. The connectivity on the PA241W includes 10-bit DisplayPort, DVI-D and HDCP. There is also a USB hub.
Features
- 102% coverage of NTSC
- 99.3% coverage of Adobe RGB
- 360 cd/m2 brightness
- Space-saving design
- Cable management
- Ergonomic stand (w/ tilt, swivel, height-adjust and pivot)
- Ambient light sensor
- Automatic backlight adjustment
- Carbon footprint meter
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easy to calibrate, and the calibration system is very accurate
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with ICC calibration test prints off the monitor are reliable and consistent
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color depth and accuracy make this ideal for professional work with photographs
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stand is easily adjusted, and has a nice height adjustment feature which most monitors miss
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while listed at 99.3% Adobe RGB coverage, in many areas it can produce even more colors than that gamut definition
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price puts it out of reach for non-professionals, gamers and application software users
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instructions for monitor calibration are a little confusing for some, make it seem more complicated than it really is
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