MMD, a leader in innovative technology and the owner of the rights to the Philips Monitors brand, introduces two new LCD monitors equipped with a USB docking station: 24-inch Philips 241B7QUBHEB and 27-inch Philips 272B7QUBHEB. Both are designed with today’s professionals in mind. They combine a lot of features that save time and increase productivity, simplify and facilitate your work during the day. The flexibility of USB Type-C connectivity, impressive image quality with an IPS matrix, the security of a pop-up webcam and the convenience of the SmartErgoBase stand make these monitors the best choice for business users.
Simplicity and productivity
Philips 241B7QUBHEB and Philips 272B7QUBHEB monitors have a built-in USB dock with DisplayLink technology, which provides universal port replication. E Line is a new line of monitors for gamers, allowing users to quickly and safely connect a notebook computer to the network, transfer files, watch videos all with a single USB-cable equipped with type C and type A connectors. All peripherals including keyboard, mouse and RJ-45 Ethernet cable are connected to the monitor’s docking station, which reduces the amount of wiring needed and increases
performance. At the same time DisplayPort connector allows you to connect multiple high resolution displays with one cable. Finally, the USB 3 high-speed data transfer technology.2 will help you quickly charge your laptop directly from the monitor, and data will be transferred at super speed.
Breathtaking picture
Professionals who need crisp, clear images are sure to love the Philips 241B7QUBHEB and Philips 272B7QUBHEB. Both monitors have an IPS matrix, which unlike TN-panels always produces rich, vivid colors. Their naturalness and brightness are ideal for graphic designers, CAD engineers, photographers and video editors. IPS technology also guarantees extremely wide viewing angles of 178/178 degrees, which means you can look at the screen from almost any angle, including 90 degree rotation mode. For even more impressive visuals, the Philips 272B7QUBHEB features a CrystalClear Quad HD resolution display and Ultra Wide-Color technology for even richer colors.
Protecting users and the environment
The Philips 241B7QUBHEB and the Philips 272B7QUBHEB offer a host of features to protect users and the environment. The innovative Windows Hello™ secure pop-up webcam with facial recognition technology can be hidden when not in use, eliminating the risk of becoming a victim of an intruder. Physical comfort is ensured by LowBlue Mode for eye protection as well as SmartErgoBase, an ergonomic stand that allows users to place the monitor at the exact height and most comfortable angle. The new monitors also protect the environment thanks to the energy-saving PowerSensor sensor, and the use of 85% recycled plastic, which contains no PVC/BFR, mercury or lead in the design. 100% recyclable packaging material.
Price and affordability
The Philips 241B7QUBHEB and 272B7QUBHEB monitors will be available in July 2019 at a guide price of 27,569 and 41,399 Dollars, respectively.
These new monitors from Philips seem quite innovative and convenient with their USB-C docking station and pop-up camera. However, I’m curious to know if the USB-C docking station is compatible with a wide range of devices or limited to specific models? Additionally, can the pop-up camera be adjusted to different angles for optimal video conferencing?
The USB-C docking station on the new Philips monitors is compatible with a wide range of devices, not limited to specific models. It offers convenient connectivity options. As for the pop-up camera, it can be adjusted to different angles, allowing for optimal positioning during video conferencing sessions. Philips has designed these monitors with innovation and convenience in mind, making them suitable for various usage scenarios.
These new monitors from Philips sound intriguing! Having a USB-C docking station can offer convenient connectivity options, but I’m curious about the performance and compatibility with different devices. Additionally, the pop-up camera seems interesting but does it compromise the display quality or design? Overall, I would like to hear more about the features, specifications, and user experiences with these monitors.
Are these new Philips monitors with USB-C docking stations and pop-up cameras compatible with all types of laptops and operating systems?