Techtree News Staff, May 09, 2008 1534 hrs IST
LG's f-engine is claimed to be the world's first picture correction technology chip used in LCD monitors to enhance image quality.
LG has announced the launch of its new 15.6-inches wide-screen LCD monitor targeted at home, small office, small and medium enterprise, and ITES segments in the country.
The new monitor boasts high picture clarity achieved through (DFC) Digital Fine Contrast ratio of 5000:1 and f-engine. LG's f-engine is claimed to be the world's first picture correction technology chip used in LCD monitors to enhance image quality. The higher the contrast ratio, the better the clarity and sharpness of images.
The combination of f-engine and DFC 5000:1 ensures classification of dark colors and is suitable for moving images with various brightness levels, the company said. The 15.6-inches wide LCD monitor is priced at Rs 7,800.
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sanjay nagia | dhar mp | 25/05/08 05:34 PM | Report abuse Reply
Rs. 7,800 for 15"+ is way to high..., I bought Viewsonic 17inch wide screen at only 7,650....
Janak Mewada | Ahmedabad | 10/05/08 04:06 PM | Report abuse Reply