Philips 241P6 softblue, professional monitor to reduce eye strain

Monitor Philips 241P6 softblue can look like a professional monitor of 24 inches to use but incorporates a technology that can arouse much interest in the coming years within the office environment. Technology softblue developed by the Dutch company allows the monitor to reduce the emission of blue light at wavelengths that are annoying, and cause visual fatigue after spending time glued to the screen. This type of approach is also done directly on the chip that controls the LED panel, so no quality and fidelity is lost in the colors displayed on the screen (as if it occurs in other approaches through software). We tell you all the details that have been revealed monitor Philips 241P6 softblue.

 For now, the Dutch company has not lavished much the details of this interesting monitor. The Philips 241P6 is committed to a panel AH-IPS 24 inch with a resolution of Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 pixels. Although this is figures that are more than enough for a traditional use of the monitor in the office with activities such as browsing, or using office applications, this resolution is below what we are seeing in the latest releases oriented professional environment. The presence of a panel IPS will allow us to achieve excellent viewing angles up to 178 degrees both horizontally and vertically and brilliant images.

 But the great attraction of this Philips 241P6 is not so much resolution as technology softblue incorporating. This technology developed by itself Philips is directed specifically to those users who spend time in front of the monitor. The problem is that the LED backlight generates the emission of blue light in their beaks is annoying and ends up causing eyestrain. So far, most of the approaches that had been made had gone to alleviate this problem through software. The problem is that often can not be avoided this way worse fidelity and vividness of the colors shown. Philips softblue goes directly to the chip that controls the LED backlight and reduces emission of blue light can be harmful without losing This quality end result. According to the company, this technology is able to reduce eyestrain caused by this effect by 90%.

 Out of this technology, once we realize that this is a very classic monitor for the office environment. Philips commitment to silvery gray on the front, while both the base and the union have a darker color. One of the most interesting aspects of the design is the ability to rotate the panel 90 degrees to place it in the portrait position. As for connections, one of the few details that are already known is that sport a port HDMI connection with support for MHL. This connection allows us to connect a smartphone or tablet directly to monitor and display the contents in real time (menus and apps, videos or games). The last point that we know is that the monitor Philips 241P6 bet on two stereo speakers with an output of 2W.

Philips 241P6 softblue, professional monitor to reduce eye strain