Dell has confirmed plans to launch a new entry in its UltraSharp monitor family, with the 27in UltraSharp U2713HM.
Based on Advanced High-Performance In-Plane Switching (AH-IPS) technology, the k450n monitor is claimed to offer an ultra-wide viewing angle of 178 degrees in both directions and colour accuracy rated to a gamut of over 99% of the sRGB colour space.
The large-format high-resolution display boasts a native resolution of 2560x1440 - a significant step up from the usual 1920x1080 Dell inspiron 1440 battery displays seen on the market - and features an LED backlighting system which offers a 350cd/m² brightness and a claimed standard contrast ratio of 1,000:1 and dynamic contrast ratio of two million to one for clear images during both dark and light viewing. The display's grey-to-grey response time is quoted as 8ms.
Connectivity is covered by DVI-D, DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI with HDCP support and analogue VGA inputs, while a USB 3.0 hub with four downstream ports provides connectivity for other accessories. The panel is also adjustable for tilt Dell inspiron 15 battery , height and swivel, and can pivot between landscape and portrait modes.
Aimed at the professional market, Dell is quick to point out the potential environmental benefits of the display: the LED backlighting system means reduced power consumption compared to cathode-based backlights, and a PowerNap mode allows the Dell latitude d630 battery system to dynamically adjust the brightness and automatically enter sleep mode after a pre-set period. The monitor is also made using 25 per cent post-consumer recycled plastics, BFR/PVC-free laminates in the circuitry and arsenic-free glass.
The Dell inspiron 15r battery display is available to pre-order now, priced at £600, with the first models expected to hit the UK in September.
Based on Advanced High-Performance In-Plane Switching (AH-IPS) technology, the k450n monitor is claimed to offer an ultra-wide viewing angle of 178 degrees in both directions and colour accuracy rated to a gamut of over 99% of the sRGB colour space.
The large-format high-resolution display boasts a native resolution of 2560x1440 - a significant step up from the usual 1920x1080 Dell inspiron 1440 battery displays seen on the market - and features an LED backlighting system which offers a 350cd/m² brightness and a claimed standard contrast ratio of 1,000:1 and dynamic contrast ratio of two million to one for clear images during both dark and light viewing. The display's grey-to-grey response time is quoted as 8ms.
Connectivity is covered by DVI-D, DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI with HDCP support and analogue VGA inputs, while a USB 3.0 hub with four downstream ports provides connectivity for other accessories. The panel is also adjustable for tilt Dell inspiron 15 battery , height and swivel, and can pivot between landscape and portrait modes.
Aimed at the professional market, Dell is quick to point out the potential environmental benefits of the display: the LED backlighting system means reduced power consumption compared to cathode-based backlights, and a PowerNap mode allows the Dell latitude d630 battery system to dynamically adjust the brightness and automatically enter sleep mode after a pre-set period. The monitor is also made using 25 per cent post-consumer recycled plastics, BFR/PVC-free laminates in the circuitry and arsenic-free glass.
The Dell inspiron 15r battery display is available to pre-order now, priced at £600, with the first models expected to hit the UK in September.
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