IO Data is not resting, more monitors are being bombarded

IO Data has recently come up with several displays, this time for the 20-inch LCD-AD202X and the 21,5-inch LCD-MF222E.

The almost resembling model comes in black and white, the only difference being the location of the interfaces, the smaller diagonal monitor has the controls on the edge, and the bigger brother has the controls in the middle. Both versions have a 16: 9 aspect ratio, but the former has a resolution of 1600 × 900 and the latter 1920 × 1080 pixels. There is a huge black dot for using the TN + Film panel, which they try to improve with LED backlighting. The LCD-MF222E has a maximum brightness of 250 cd / m2, a contrast ratio of 1: 000 (dynamically 1: 5) and a response time of 000 ms. We also get HDMI, DVI and D-Sub from the connector, they wanted to tune the knowledge of the display with the 000 Watt speakers. The more modest-sized LCD-AD1X has a similar specification, for our money we get 5 cd / m2 brightness, 202: 250 contrast ratio and 2 ms response time. Unfortunately, IO Data managed to get off a bit with the prices, as we can get the new monitors for 1 and 000 dollars, which is 1-5 thousand forints at the current exchange rate. For that much money, we can sometimes buy a larger display or an IPS panel-mounted display.

Source: TechPowerUp