Take a look at the two latest additions to the NEC SpectraView monitor family
The new NEC SpectraView Reference 241W & SpectraView Reference 271W LCD widescreen monitors offer excellent colour accuracy, are bursting with features and look every bit as good as they perform.
- P-IPS TFT LCD displays – select 24" or 27" option
- Wide colour gamut coverage, spanning 107% size and 98% coverage of the Adobe RGB Colorspace
- Built-in SpectraView Profiler software makes calibration quick and easy
- Ideal for photographers and designers demanding exceptional levels of colour accuracy
Buy the Spectraview Reference 241W now for only £1099/€1469 and the SpectraView Reference 271W for only £1299/€1950
You can also take advantage of solid levels of colour accuracy and many of the features of the NEC SpectraView models in the shape of the NEC MultiSync equivalents
- P-IPS TFT LCD displays – select 24" or 27" option
- Wide colour gamut coverage, spanning 107% size and 98% coverage of the Adobe RGB Colorspace
- Wide connectivity includes DisplayPort, two DVI-D inputs and USB hub
Buy the MultiSync PA241 now for only £719/€928 and the MultiSync PA271 for only £999/€1475
We also recommend that you consider a monitor calibrator to ensure that the images you see on-screen are as accurate as they can be.
It is also well worth taking a look at a monitor hood which allows you to shield unwanted light from you display and create a colour accurate working environment whilst reducing power consumption and the risk of eye strain.
And something as simple as a good screen cleaner will also help keep your display flawlessly clean.
Are you looking to invest in a new monitor but not sure which is the right option for you?
Because a monitor is a major investment and there are numerous models to choose from, offering numerous functions and features – we have created our Top Tips to help you select which monitor is right for you, your needs and your budget.
Tip 3 - Monitor Uniformity
It is well worth looking at a display that offers strong levels of ‘monitor uniformity’. This feature negates extremely annoying contrast and colour accuracy shifts that you would otherwise encounter when you are viewing your monitor from slight angles.
Tip 5 – Beware maximum Brightness
A high brightness specification is not necessarily an indicator of a monitor’s colour accuracy or quality. In order to match a print to the image you see on-screen, you will only actually be using a fraction of its brightness for the initial years of its life.
Read our full Top Tips and get the very best advice on selecting the monitor that is right for you.
To further help you select the type of monitor that is right for you and your needs, why not take a look at our Monitor Comparison Chart.
To see our full range of monitors and monitor accessories, including the PChOOD range, visit our monitor showroom.
