Cost Saving Business LED Monitors By Philips

August 30, 2011

Global lighting market leader, Philips, has recently launched a series of eco-friendly LED-based business monitors – which include the Professional (P), Business (B) and Small Business (S) lines – ship with energy-­saving technologies to help companies reduce ongoing operating costs.

Cost Saving Business LED Monitors By Philips

PowerSensor – Low Power Consumption

A built-in infrared sensor technology called PowerSensor, dims the screen as soon as the user steps away, the monitorsautomatically detects this and drops into low power mode and switches to its normal operating mode right away when it detects the user is back. With this feature, power consumption can be reduced by as much as 80%, this makes the monitors especially attractive for companies and professionals.

During standby mode, these monitors only ­consume 0.1-watt of power. Philips opted to go with LED backlights because the technology uses 40% less power compared to a conventional CCFL (Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp) backlighting.

Moreover, LEDs do not need to be replaced as often due to their longer lifespan, and therefore drive down the cost of ownership further.

Ergonomic Design And Easy Connectivity

The P line is targeted at professional users, such as architects and designers. The line offers three screen sizes – 27in, 24in and 23in – all with adjustable height by up to 130mm, as well as tilt and turn (with auto-pivoting) capabilities.

Selected models also come with a DisplayPort connector, which allows data to be transferred at up to 10.8Gbps (gigabits per second) via a 15m cable, such as when the monitor is used in conference rooms and for remote display ­applications.

The B line has 20in and 21.5in screens, as well as height and tilt adjustment features. These monitors were also designed specifically for business uses.

The S line features 21.5in screens and is ideal for small firms because it offers good quality display at an affordable price.

All the lines have EPEAT (Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool) Silver ­certification for greener ­electronics, as well as constructed from ­recyclable materials and mercury-free LED backlighting technology.

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5 Comments

  1. Walter

    Hello friends,

    Business monitors hold the key to business competitiveness. The high resolution LED brings up work efficiency, whereas the energy saving function brings down the expenses. The ergonomic design and space saving function offers the utmost optimized business environment guaranteeing a heightened business edge for your company. Thanks a lot……..

  2. Peter

    That's right ! Thanks for the comment! 🙂

  3. Danny

    I’ve never used a philips monitor but these look very promising and cool.
    I do like the turn function, I used to have a monitor that could do this, which makes it ideal to read documents on. Aside from being more energy efficient don’t led backlighting offer better contrast? I got my laptop and tv with led backlight because the better display of darks.

  4. Eric

    I bought one of these monitors a while back. And after using it I can honestly say it is awesome! They way it dims is pretty cool. When I have friends over they ask, “How did it do that?” I had a Samsung before the Philips and I will never go back.

  5. Sean

    This Philips monitor is now on my wish list. I’m always on the look for good quality sets with energy-saving measures.