Philips launched an environmentally friendly display, uses an IPS panel with full HD

Philips today declared the release of an environmentally friendly display 242B1G (23.8 inches / 60.5 cm).

Philips announced, it is designed for sustainable productivity, uphold environmental protection, and ecological awareness and design, priced at 179.99 euros, The direct conversion is approximately RMB 1410.1857.

Philips B series environmentally-friendly displays have a new energy-saving method to ensure that they maintain the best performance every day under the premise of paying attention to the environment.

The official stated that its power-saving function utilizes the latest LED backlight technology, which can significantly reduce energy consumption while maintaining brightness and color.

Additionally, the display is also equipped with a series of other power-saving technologies, such as PowerSensor, light sensor, and 0-watt hard power switch.

It is reported that PowerSensor can detect whether the user has left through harmless infrared rays and reduce the brightness accordingly, thereby saving up to 80% of the power.

light sensor technology can adjust the screen brightness by measuring the ambient light intensity. The 0-watt switch is exactly what it means.

The user can completely cut off the AC power of the display by simply pressing the switch, thus achieving zero power consumption (no need to unplug the power).

It uses an IPS panel with full HD (1920×1080 pixels) resolution, covering 102% of the sRGB color gamut, achieving a wide viewing angle of 178/178 degrees, and a refresh rate of 75 Hz, Standard USB hub, provides four USB 3.2 ports, one of which supports fast charging of smartphones and other devices.

On the other side, this monitor has a completely ergonomic stand that can provide 150 mm height adjustment, -180~+180-degree rotation, -5~+35-degree tilt adjustment, and 90-degree pivot adjustment.

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