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107E71 - Product details
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107E71
17" XGA Colour CRT Monitor
With the first-ever one-chip Digital Deflection CPU for superb display, an ideal screen
size for viewing comfort, great quality and value, the 107E7 delivers affordable get-thejob-
done display plus environment-friendly lead-free design.
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17-inch XGA Colour
CRT Monitor
Enjoy excellent display performance providing an optimum
resolution of 1024 x 768 for amazing image clarity and
sRGB compatibility for better colour matching.
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Digital Deflection CPU
An exclusive Philips innovation -- the world's first one-chip
CRT solution -- combines the deflection and the Microcontroller
in a single chip to process and control input sync digitally.
This innovative technology prevents electronic noise that
can harm display quality, reduces display jitter and improves
geometry for better front of screen performance.
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XGA, 1024 x 768 resolution
For graphics monitors, the screen resolution signifies the
number of dots (pixels) on the entire screen. For
example, a 1024-by-768 pixel screen is capable of
displaying 1024 distinct dots on each of 768 lines, or
about 786 thousand pixels. XGA provides resolutions of
640 by 480 or 1024 by 768 pixels.
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Flat Square Tube
A tube designed to reduce distortion and reflection.
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sRGB Ready
Calibrated RGB that is optimized for the vast majority
of computer peripherals, monitors, operating systems and
browsers, allowing accurate color mapping with very little
data overhead.
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Two platform compatibility
The ability to work with a variety of platforms; Philips
monitors are compatible to connect with PC by employing
a VGA connection and connect with Macintosh.
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OSD (On-Screen-Display control)
An on-screen panel for adjusting a monitor. The OSD is
used for contrast, brightness, horizontal and vertical
positioning and other monitor adjustments.
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Easy plug and play
The ability of display device to plug in a PC and operate
without requiring user intervention to adjust complicated
settings.
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Energy Efficiency
Reduction of the electrical power required to operate
a device to achieve real savings.
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MPRII
The world standard setting stringent levels for electromagnetic
radiation emitted by monitors.
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Energy Star Partner
Power conservation requirements set forth by the Environmental
Protection Agency of the U.S. government.
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Flame retardant case
A system of limiting accidental fires by engineering flame
retardants into the monitor's case.
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