Major launch of 16 new HD LCD monitors from Oxygen DCTMajor launch of 16 new HD LCD monitors from Oxygen DCT Oxygen DCT launches 16 new additions to its popular Evolution Pro monitor range, from 7" to 57" LCD displays; this elevates the range to 20 models, which is believed to be the largest single range of LCD displays in the world. The new Evolution ProPlus, ProPlus Dual and ProPlus Quad series compliment the Evolution Pro monitor family with enhanced facilities, dual picture and picture functions, waveform and vector display, 4:4:4 dual link support and quad split facilities. 20 Models offer more choice Oxygen DCT's philosophy is to provide it's customers with the right monitors for the job and this extensive range of 20 models ensures that it is best placed to meet the demands of broadcast customers, worldwide. The company's dedication to good engineering design and high quality manufacture combine together as the Evolution Pro monitors give impressive, crisp pictures with detail and vibrant, accurate colourimetry. Motion adaptive de-interlacing eliminates motion artifacts whilst the proprietary LADI, low angle diagonal interpolation eliminates jaggies associated with diagonal edge contours, making Evolution Pro displays suitable for location shooting, post production, engineering, master control room and studio galleries. Multi definition HD LCDs from 7" to 57" The simple to use, intuitive OSD menus access a plethora of unique functions and features. All Evolution Pro monitors incorporate, as standard, at no extra cost, stereo audio inputs and outputs as well as HD, SD and all analogue video signal formats, so that customers are always equipped for all monitoring tasks. The ProPlus Dual models all have 4:4:4 1080p dual link inputs and are available in 17", 24", 42" and 47" sizes. Proven technology These new products compliment the current and very popular Evolution Pro LCD displays which are used by many organisations including BBC TV, ITV, Sky TV and London post houses, as well as customers around the world.. Other News Articles: |