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ViewSonic VX52 Series Monitors

04.10.2013

ViewSonic has launched the VX2452mh and VX2252mh VX52 series monitors, designed primarily for gaming and multimedia content.

The panels feature proprietary technology ClearMotiv II, providing a response time of 2 ms. The devices correspond to the Full HD format: their resolution is 1920x1080 pixels. The contrast ratio is 1000:1 and the dynamic contrast ratio reaches 50:000.

The VX2252mh monitor has a diagonal of 21,5 inches. The brightness is 250 cd / m2, viewing angles - 178 degrees (vertically and horizontally). Diagonal model VX2452mh - 23,6 inches. The brightness is 300 cd/m2, the horizontal/vertical viewing angles are 170/160 degrees.

The panels are equipped with 2 W stereo speakers, D-Sub, HDMI and DVI-D connectors.

The VX2452mh and VX2252mh monitors will go on sale in mid-October at an estimated price of $180 and $160, respectively.

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