During HIMSS Conference in Orlando between February 25-28, you have the chance to see the new medical display from NEC, called MultiSync MD205MG.
The flat panel monitor is a 5MP grayscale model has also a bundled solution, the NEC MD205-DRV, which includes two displays and an advanced video card useful for medical applications.

The MultiSync MDline is designed for the medical sector and consists of high-quality LCD monitors enhanced for Picture Archiving and Communication System, radiology, MRI, CT nad 3D.
The model announced has a resolution of 1560 x 2048 pixels, with advanced in-plane switching technology for very detailed medical images, 3,061 gray shades, backlight sensor, DICOM calibration, a 30 ms response time, and 600:1 contrast ratio.

It comes with the GammaCompMD software that supports several sensors for calibration, and is built with fully disposable plastics, materials that are not hazardous like cadmium, hex-chrome, PBB and PBDE, and tiny amounts of mercury and lead.
Also, using the pivoting stand, it can be placed in the portrait or landscape positions.

The NEC bundled solution has a price of $19,999,99 and the MD205MG model comes with a 3-year warranty and Advanced Overnight Exchange service.

<-250x250 Square - right->LG W52 series of LCD monitors will arrive on the Korean market soon, featuring a fresh black lacquer-like finish and equipped with a few key elements enhancing the user’s viewing and gaming experience.

They have a 10000:1 contrast ratio, a 2ms response time, Wide 4:3 function for setting the aspect ratio to 4:3, the EZ zoom function for changing the display resolution in one click, and the Photo Effect function with instant access to the picture enhancements via a special button.

The customers will be able to choose a screen size to fit their needs and desk size, from 19, 20, 22, and 24 inches.
An LG W52 at 19 inches will have a starting price of around $306, while the 22-inch model cost will start at $411.

ASUS MK241H is a high quality LCD monitor with real-time video communication capability and full high definition 1080p support.
The new model is equipped with a 1.3MP built-in rotatable web camera and comes in 19-inch, 22-inch and bigger sizes to satisfy all the users’ needs, but now we’ll focuses on the 24-inch monitor, which was designed to become the most versatile of its kind, offering HDMI support for the best video quality, array mics, stereo speakers, earphone jack, and the Color Rich technology meant to enhance the color gamut video with no less than 130%.

Other key features of the latest ASUS LCD monitor include the Aspect Control, a function that lets the user set the display mode choosing from Full, 1:1 and 4:3, and Trace Free which provides the 2 ms response time also called Gray-to-Gray, in charge with smoothing the video display but with no ghost effect.

Another technology that takes care of the luminance of the backlight, improving the contrast ratio to 3000:1 for realistic night scenes details in movies, is ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio that working together with the Splendid Video Intelligence technology optimizes the video performance improving brightness, smart color, sharpness and contrast.

ASUS MK22lH is the 22-inch model with web conferences, HDMI, 5000:1 contrast ratio, 300 nits maximum brightness, unlike the 24-inch LCD that is capable of up to 450 nits, and is compliant with Windows Vista operating system.

NEC Display Solutions of America recently added three new wide desktop LCD displays to the AccuSync series, models destined for the medium business sector.

The smallest monitor is the AccuSync ASLCD174WXM that measures 17 inches being very sleek and thin, has a resolution of 1440 x 900 pixels, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 800:1 contrast ratio, plus NEC’s key characteristics such as the ECO Mode, an onscreen feature that reduces brightness and consumes 30% less power compared with other similar monitors.

The Ambix dual-input technology, Rapid-Response technology for black-to-black 8ms response time delivering undistorted high-speed full motion videos, and NaViSet and other important features of this LCD desktop display which enhance the image quality and offer a GUI with On Screen Display settings adjusting capability which is done via keyboard and mouse.

More than that, AccuSync 17” monitor comes with built-in multimedia speakers, and will be available in March, together with the other two models, at a price of $209.99.

The difference between the 17-inch model and the other two is that AccuSync ASLCD194WXM is a 19-inch monitor with 300 cd/m2 brightness, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 5 ms response time, while the ASLCD224WXM is a 22-inch with 300 cd/m2 brightness, 1680 x 1050 native resolution, 900:1 contrast ratio, and 5 ms response time.

The 19-inch model will cost $299.99 and the 22-inch AccuSync will be available at $329.99.

Green House is an electronics manufacturer that sells most of its products on the Asian market, since I have never heard of it so far. Anyway, today they just released a new 19-inch wide LCD monitor, and despite the fact it’s only available in Japan at this time, maybe you happen to go on a trip there in the near future, and grabbing one on your way back doesn’t sound like such a bad idea, after all…

In the month that passed, Green House also released new 22-inch and 17-inch monitors, but all of them are currently available on the Japanese market only. Just like its predecessors, the new 19-inch GH-TIF193SDW model, pictured above, will be released in Japan first.

The new 19-inch LCD monitor from Green House features HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection, a copy protection scheme to eliminate the possibility of intercepting digital data midstream between the source to the display), has 1,000:1 contrast, 5ms response speed, 400cd brightness, and a native resolution of 1,440 X 900 pixels.

The GH-TIF193SDW is expected to be available in a few days on the Japanese market, for a price of JPY31,800($296).