Eizo S1931SA-GY

Eizo S1931SA-GY ... capability. The S1931SA has a fast 8 ms midtone response time so it is equipped to handle both still and moving images.

The FlexScan S1931 is ideal for viewing moving images with its fast 8 ms midtone (gray-to-gray) response time and maximum brightness of 280 cd/m2.

The monitor is outfitted with internal speakers. The speakers are tucked away at the back of the monitor and out of view so there are no obstructions around the bezels.

The ArcSwing stand provides 104 mm height adjustment, 60° tilt and 172° swivel. The screen can even be lowered to an angle you would use for reading a book.

The bezels on this stylish monitor are extremely thin: a mere 15 mm top and bottom and 13 mm on the sides. This not only saves space on crowded desktops, it provides a near-seamless view in multi-panel configurations.

1000: 1 outstanding contrast performance makes images on dark backgrounds appear more vivid and ensures that colors retain their richness even in brightly lit rooms.

Three specialized image adjustment modes for office applications (Text mode), web applications (sRGB mode), and individual user settings (Custom mode) are available in the OSD menu.

DVI-D and D-Sub mini 15-pin input terminals allow the monitors to accept both digital and analog inputs. If both types are connected, you can switch between them via a front panel button.

10-Bit Gamma Correction technology ensures smooth, accurate color tones by converting the 8-bit PC data to 10-bit, assigning the ideal gamma values then returning the data to 8-bit format for display.

Two functions ensure stable brightness, which is necessary for the proper display of color. The first is drift correction circuit that quickly stabilizes the brightness level after startup or coming out of power saving mode. The second is an ambient brightness sensor that detects changes in the ambient brightness and signals the backlight to adjust the screen brightness accordingly so it is never too dark or too bright.