LCD Panels Boast 800x600 Resolution

  • 06/01/96

The new Z250 and Z255 LCDb projection panels from nView are some of the first true SVGA panels available. Both panels have many of the same features -- the Z250 is for computer displays, the Z255 is for computer and video displays.

The units feature 10.4-inch active matrix displays, and project in 16.7 million true colors with a contrast ratio of 100:1 for crisp, saturated colors, accurate video source reproduction, smooth color transitions, low signal noise and sharp images. The 800 x 600 SVGA resolution enhances image clarity by as much as 56% over standard 640 x 480 resolution panels.

A reversible video cable makes units either PC or Mac compatible; automatic source-signal recognition causes the unit to adjust itself to the parameters of almost any personal computer or laptop.

The Z255 accepts input from up to four sources at a time for multimedia presentations. Dual stereo inputs, a single stereo output and an on-board hi-fidelity speaker complete the unit's multimedia capabilities.

The data-only Z250, which can be upgraded to video with an optional module, comes with a hard-shell carrying case that holds the panel and accessories during storage and travel.

nView, Newport News, VA, (804) 873-1354.

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