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IPS gives you exceptionally sharp images with vibrant colors. This makes the technology ideal not only for photos, films and the Internet, but also for professional applications with high demands on colour fidelity and consistency. The new Philips monitors feature extremely narrow frames that allow the largest possible image size with the least distractions. Particularly suitable for multiple display or tiling setups, such as for games, graphic design or professional applications, the ultra-slim-frame monitor gives you the feeling of using a large monitor.

SmartContrast is a Philips technology that analyzes displayed content, automatically adjusts colors and controls the intensity of backlighting to dynamically improve contrast. This ensures optimum picture quality at all times for videos or games with dark colours. Economy mode adjusts contrast and fine tunes backlighting for perfect viewing of everyday office applications and lower power consumption.

SmartImage is an exclusive, market-leading technology from Philips that analyzes displayed image content to ensure optimal display performance. The easy-to-use interface allows you to select from a wide range of modes for office, photos, movies, games, energy saving, etc. depending on the application you are using. Based on your selection, SmartImage optimizes contrast, color saturation and sharpness of images and videos for the ultimate display performance. The energy saving mode allows a significant reduction in energy consumption. And all this in real time at the push of a button.

Due to the way brightness is controlled on LED-backlit displays, some users experience flickering on the screen, causing eye fatigue. Philips Flicker-Free technology uses a new brightness control solution to reduce flicker for greater visual comfort. An HDMI ready device has all the hardware needed to receive HD signals (High-Definition Multimedia Interface). An HDMI cable enables high-quality audio and video signals to be transmitted via a single cable from a PC or other AV sources such as set-top boxes, DVD players, A/V receivers and video cameras.