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NEC MultiSync LCD1560V 15" LCD Monitor | 
| Brand: NEC
Category: CE
List Price: $329.99
Buy Refurbished: $100.00
You Save: $229.99 (70%)
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 70204
Media: Electronics
Display Size: 15
Shipping Weight (lbs): 12.1
Dimensions (in): 17.7 x 16.1 x 7.8
Warranty: 3 years warranty
MPN: LCD1560V
Model: LCD1560V
UPC: 805736006124
EAN: 0805736006124
ASIN: B00007LAYP
Release Date: January 15, 2003
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 1,024 x 768 resolution | | • | 0.297 mm dot pitch | | • | Rich 400:1 contrast ratio | | • | No Touch Auto Adjust for easy operation | | • | 3-year warranty |
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Product Description
The 15" NEC MultiSync LCD1560V, a space-saving thin-frame LCD monitor, offers you unrivaled value and performance. No Touch Auto Adjust adjusts your monitor to optimal image settings upon initial power-on, and low energy consumption reduces costs. Additionally, NaViSet software allows for intuitive screen setting adjustments via mouse and keyboard.
Amazon.com Product Description
Part of the NEC MultiSync LCD 60 series, the 15-inch LCD 1560V is a flat-panel monitor with an attractive, thin-frame case that combines performance, technology, and design elements to enhance your visual experience. The no-touch auto adjust feature automatically adjusts your monitor to optimal image settings every time you turn it on, based on the type of input signal. Low energy consumption reduces costs and prolongs life. Additionally, the included NaViSet software lets you adjust the monitor the way you like, through simple and intuitive mouse and keyboard actions.pIdeal for a variety of applications, the 1560V offers 1,024 x 768 resolution with fine 0.297-mm dot pitch. The bright 250 cd/m2 display boasts a rich 400:1 contrast ratio, where dark and bright regions can each look their best and combine into a clear, colorful picture. This model is backed by a three-year warranty on parts, labor, and backlight.
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| Customer Reviews:
A Great Monitor July 27, 2003
Wendy Thompson (Santa Fe, NM)
I've had this monitor for a week now, and I'm completely content with my purchase. I shopped around very carefully for a long time, and ultimately chose the NEC 1560V because of the low price, high contrast ratio (400:1 same as the Dell UltraSharp, but the NEC [costs] less), and I also wanted a WHITE monitor, which I found to be rare in my searches.pThe picture is crisp, without a trace of fuzziness. I had to lower my screen resolution to 1024 x 768 pixels - and that's the ONLY level that will work with this monitor. I like to keep my windows small, so that took some getting used to, but it's okay. The screen is adjustable, and my dad was excited to see that the viewing range was quite wide - 120 degrees, again, better than the UltraSharp's 80 degrees. Sure, I'd recommend this monitor - it's cheap, it's pretty, and it's functional. A great choice for people who don't have money to burn.
Very good for both Mac and PC! March 16, 2003
skunktrain (So. California, USA)
19 out of 20 found this review helpful
I've really enjoyed using this monitor. I got another model of MultiSync monitor about 6 months ago, and was very pleased with that, so I saw no reason to switch brands when I discovered I needed another LCD monitor.pI've used this monitor on my PC running Windows 98, and then Windows XP. (I later upgraded to XP.) I've also used it on a PowerMac G4 (connected to the VGA port), which runs both OS X and OS 9. It works well with both of these Macintosh Operating Systems. The screen is bright and clear. pWhen I ran the Windows update in XP, it immediately found a recent driver for this monitor. That was nice.pIt is best to set this monitor at its native resolution of 1024 x 768 -- if you set it for 800 x 600 (or lower) the monitor reminds you periodically that it is not set at its best setting. This warning will keep popping up and while I assume there's a way to make it go away permenantly, it is a little irritating. So, be warned if you want to use this monitor at anything other than 1024 x 768. Actually, all LCD monitors are the same in this regard -- they don't *want* to be set at any other resolution other than their native resolution. The sharpness will not be as good on any LCD monitor if it's not at its native resolution. That's just the nature of LCD.pAll I can say is that setting up this monitor has been trouble-free. It is a slim and lightweight monitor with a bright screen. An absolute joy. Very cross-platform! I am quite pleased with it.
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