Product highlights

• Top-quality LCDs with wide viewing angles
• Total diagonal size: 50.8" (screen area, excluding bezels)
• Total screen resolution: 3968 x 2224 pixels
• Viewing angles: Ultra-wide 178° (H) / 178° (V)

Superior image quality / text readability at all angles Improved productivity and extended endurance through reduced eye strain

• Superior LCD performance specs
  • Brightness: 400 cd/m²
  • Static contrast ratio: 1000:1
  • Response: 6ms (G to G)
  • Color gamut: 102 ("Vivid Color" / premium backlight)
  • Professional color depth & accuracy: 8-bit/channel, 24-bit RGB
    (true 16.7 million colors, without dithering or FRC)
• Industry-best, professional-grade LCD technology

H-IPS LCD technology by LG Display: vivid, high-quality images at wide angles; low color shift and low gamma shift. Ideal for digital imaging.

• Premium, industry-best Digital Tigers custom LCD mounting
• Bonus: Patented floating LCD pivots for easy bezel alignment
• Bonus: Fast setup: vertical lift with easy friction lever lock
• Rock-solid all-aluminum construction with steel base
• Best-of-class connectivity + Digital Tigers long-length cables
• Digital inputs: dual DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI (center screen)
• Analog inputs: VGA (via DVI-I), component video, S-video, composite (center screen)
• Side screens: digital DVI and analog VGA inputs (each screen)
• Top screens: dual digital DVI inputs (each screen)
• Picture-in-Picture (PIP), Picture-Outside-Picture (POP) features
• 10-foot primary DVI cables + 10-foot, multi-head power cables
• 2nd DVI, DisplayPort & DVI-to-VGA analog cables also included

	Review of the 24" LCD panel: Editor's Choice  Overall rating: 10/10 "Image quality is outstanding, offering near-flawless performance in everything from HD films and console games to office work and intensive image editing."
"Aced practically every test. Text was never less than sharp, it displayed both the lightest and darkest shades in our greyscale testing, and colours across the board were vibrant but not oversaturated." "Viewing angles were as close to perfect as LCD gets, with not even a hint of contrast or colour shift no matter how far off-centre we were."