the manufacturer Philips introduced a different monitor to the market, with two screens and aimed at those who work for hours in front of the computer, often needing to read a lot of documents during working hours.
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The monitor 24B1D5600 Dual Screen looks normal at first glance. he has a 23.8″ IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 2,560×1,440 pixels, in addition to a refresh rate of 75 Hz. The highlight is the e-paper extra screenan “attachment” on the right side of the monitor com 13,3″ and resolution of 1,200×1,600 pixels. By comparison, it’s close to the screens of readers like Amazon’s Kindle.
As it is naturally a simpler and less powerful display, the idea is for it to be used for reading text: the screen is more energy efficient and also makes the eyes less tired due to its look, which simulates a sheet of paper and does not make the call “blue light”, which can disrupt the user’s sleep cycles.
The screen is also a solution for tighter rooms and no support for two screens, for example. Philips also suggests using the duo in offices and libraries at educational institutions.
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The two monitors are connected via USB-C or by a connection DisplayPort. The application SmartRemote is responsible for pairing both monitors, allowing files opened on the computer to appear on the e-paper device, be enlarged or managed.
For now, the 24B1D5600 Dual Screen monitor is only sold on Asia by Philips, for an amount of US$ 620 (approximately BRL 3 thousand in direct currency conversion). There is no information about the commercialization of the device in other parts of the world.
Source: Philips
2023-05-10 23:00:00
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