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Sony SDM-HS73P - new monitor with Onyx-black technology

11.01.2004

Sony has announced the release of the Sony SDM-HS17P 73-inch LCD monitor. The main difference of the new monitor is the glare and reflection reduction system using Sony's Onyx-black technology.

The response time of the SDM-HS73P is 16ms, the brightness value reaches 400cd/m2. The working resolution of the monitor is 1280x1024, the viewing angle is -160° in both planes.

To make life easier for those who work a lot with their PCs, the new model comes with an Eco-Mode control mode. It gives you instant access to preset and custom brightness settings, allowing you to quickly set the most comfortable level for any application.

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