PHILIPS 203V5LSB26
Monitor

Description

The PHILIPS 203V5LSB26 monitor boasts a large 49.5cm diagonal display with a sleek size ratio of 16:9, providing an impressive visible area of 1022 square centimeters. With an energy class rating of E, this LED_LCD panel technology device is both eco-friendly and power efficient. Its standby mode consumes minimal energy at only 0.5 watts while the power off mode uses even less at just 0.3 watts. Equipped with a frequency rate of 60Hz and resolution of 1600 x 900 pixels, this monitor offers crisp visuals for all your computing needs. It comes with a minimum guarantee support period of three years and spare parts availability for up to seven years, ensuring that it stays functional for many years to come. This model is powered internally and was introduced by PHILIPS on January 1st,2014 making it available in the market for over eight years now. The supplier or trademark has not included

Specifications

• Brand

  PHILIPS

• Model

  203V5LSB26

• Screen diagonal (cm)

  49.5

• Size ratio (X)

  16

• Size ratio (Y)

  9

• Energy Class

  E

• Visible screen area (mm2)

  1022

• Screen diagonal (inch)

  20

• Off mode, power demand

  0.3

• Standby mode power demand

  0.5

• Image refresh frequency rate (Hz)

  60

• Visible screen area (dm2)

  10.2

• Energy efficiency class in High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode

  NA

• Energy efficiency class in Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) mode

  E

• On mode power demand in Standard Dynamic Range (SDR)

  12

• Panel technology used

  LED_LCD

• Power supply type

  INTERNAL

• Available On Market

  [2014, 1, 1]

• Minimum duration of the general guarantee offered by the supplier (years)

  3

• Screen resolution (Vertical) (pixels)

  900

• Minimum guaranteed product support (years)

  8

• Screen resolution (Horizontal) (pixels)

  1600

• Minimum guaranteed availability of spare parts (from the date of end of the placement on the market) (years)

  7

• Minimum guaranteed availability of software and firmware updates (from the date of end of the placement on the market) (years)

  8