CTX International's Value Series 950 (VL950) Monitor

CTX International's Value Series 950 (VL950) monitor presents educators with a high quality, low cost product for a myriad of uses. It is a viable tool for desktop publishing, imaging, graphic creation, animation and more. Highlighted by a high-density onscreen display, the monitor is very easy to use, with features like complete digital menu adjustment, four-setting color adjustment, recall and keystone functions. The monitor also offers a fully ergonomic visual display environment, coupled with a .26 mm dot pitch and high refresh rate, which significantly reduce reflection and glare. CTX International, Inc., City of Industry, CA, (626) 709-1000, www.ctxintl.com.

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