LG W2343T-PF 23-Inch Class Widescreen LCD Monitor
Monday, December 14th, 2009 at
7:36 pm
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Product Description
The 23" 43 series utilizes LG’s award winning f-engine to ensure that what is being viewed is life-like and color correct. Combined with refresh rates as low as 5ms and dynamic contrast ratios of up to 30,000:1 and 1080p Full HD resolution. This series is perfect for today’s demanding graphics and video intensive applications. The 43 series also incorporates the “Fun Package” suite, which includes image auto-scaling, photo effect and ez-zoom further enhancing the capabilities of this series of computer monitors.
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