Planar PX2611W 26-Inch Widescreen Digital/Analog with Height Adjust Stand (Black)

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Product Features

An extended 2.2 inches of height adjustment and 340 degrees swivel
With lots of room for menus, palettes, toolbars, CAD drawings, graphic design, spreadsheets, video screens
WUXGA resolution (1920 x 1200)
Featuring Planar RapidVideo accelerator it delivers superb full motion video at an incredibly fast response time
This outstanding widescreen LCD monitor features DVI-D, VGA video inputs and 4-Port USB 2.0 for flexible monitor setup

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Product Description

The Planar PX2611W 26-inch widescreen LCD monitor will transform your workspace into a purely digital experience. You won¿t be able to take your eyes off your Planar PX2611W when its vivid colors and razor-sharp text combine with the pure joy of creating. The PX2611W widescreen LCD monitor offers enough viewable area to support multiple windows, toolbars, pop-up windows, stock tickers, email and anything else you can dream up-all at the same time. With DVI-D and Analog input, a 4-Port USB Hub, RapidVideo accelerator, and height, swivel and tilt adjustments you will get the dazzling workspace and all the features you need. More Details >>

Customer Reviews

The right choice for me
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David W. Bowen

High quality H-IPS LCD panel display
I am very pleased with my purchase of the Planar PX2611W monitor. While I am not an imaging professional, I still appreciate accurate color and wide viewing angles. More >>
Electric Delta

Planar PX2611w - Excellent quality for the price
I bought the Planar PX2611w to complement my NEC LCD2690WUXi in a dual monitor setup. The Planar acts as the secondary monitor and is used quite frequently, but not always. More >>
Arthur Gong

Everything I wanted in a display
I find no compromises with this display, period. For years, I waited for LCD technology to improve enough to pull me away from my very color accurate, very responsive (and very heavy, very power-hungry) CRTs. More >>
Peter Hoang Phan

Input Lag does not equal response time
For the record, input lag and response time are two different things. A high response time does relate to input lag as the pixels take longer to turn on and off, but a low response time does not guarantee the absence of input lag. More >>
Pete

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