Active-Matrix LCD Panels Include Full Audio Support

The MagnaByte M3x Series Desktop LCD Panel includes full audio support, with stereo speakers boosted by a powerful amplifier, and a complete set of audio outputs and inputs. It projects text and graphics in more than 16 million colors; exclusive Ultra-Max technology provides superior image stability while achieving maximum color capability. Telex's proprietary Direct Access II technology eases operation with multilingual onscreen menus and function controls accessible on the panel and on a backlit IR remote control. The panel is kept "presentation ready" at all times, if the remote becomes misplaced. The MagnaByte M3xv adds full color resolution video decoding, allowing users to project any video source in any video standard worldwide. Telex Communications, Inc., Minneapolis, MN, (612) 884-4051.

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