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expired Posted by basketballrhee • Jan 19, 2023
Jan 19, 2023 4:23 PM
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expired Posted by basketballrhee • Jan 19, 2023
Jan 19, 2023 4:23 PM
24'' Philips 246E9QDSB Full HD 1920x1080 75Hz Frameless FreeSync IPS Monitor
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TPV also has the licenses for all Philips TV's produced outside of North America and Philips Audio globally. In North America Philips and Magnavox TV's are produced by Funai of Japan since around 2008/9 under license. Funai was the original OEM manufacturer, long before Foxconn/Hon Hai existed.
Why all the licensing? Because electronics have become commoditized tech with low barriers of entry. Unless you're selling high end products at top prices, you aren't making profits. Especially, when you can get old reliable A/V products dirt cheap at shop goodwill or Ebay. Better to get 5% of sales and not invest a dime. Have you seen LG's giant drop in profits report???
Not only because product isn't being moved, but in some locales, additional taxes/fees are assessed on actual storage in a warehouse (in an effort to promote transactions instead of warehouses sitting on goods).
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I used to follow consumer electronics more closely and was (I think) aware of the period when 1080p broadly became the better choice of cost-vs-value and "future-proofing"; is it correct that we are well into the "phase" of 1440p being the worthy choice?
My use is not with a PC. I will use with an older roku unit, taped to the back with a thumb drive with photos. This monitor will serve as a digital photo frame.
20.23 Watts maximum power consumption
Please post wattage with monitors, for those of us who use power efficiency
as a factor in deciding whether to purchase. Thanks!
In this case, nice price, decent connections. The only thing more I'd want to see on this is speakers.
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The higher the angle, the better - up to the "gold standard" around 178 degrees.
Monitors with IPS are designed to have very good viewing angles, so if you find an IPS monitor you should be all set.
Example: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sku/...Id=6455487
The higher the angle, the better - up to the "gold standard" around 178 degrees.
Monitors with IPS are designed to have very good viewing angles, so if you find an IPS monitor you should be all set.
Example: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sku/...Id=6455487
I used to follow consumer electronics more closely and was (I think) aware of the period when 1080p broadly became the better choice of cost-vs-value and "future-proofing"; is it correct that we are well into the "phase" of 1440p being the worthy choice?
(24"-class 75Hz IPS for $100 is a pretty good deal, especially if the vertical-axis angles are good and you put two or three in portrait mode).
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Cons: no brightness specified, minimal adjustments on stand and no portrait mode, 75mm VESA mount is smaller than the most common 100mm.
Seems like a good $100 starter monitor.
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