Monday, July 6th 2009

Mitsubishi Intros Viseo 24.1 inch Black LCD

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btarunr
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Mitsubishi made a return to black with the Viseo MDT243WG satin black. This 24.1 inch LCD monitor has a native resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels (WUXGA), and comes with a matte-black finish. The panel has a static contrast ratio of 1000:1, maximum brightness of 500 cd/m², and access time of 5 ms. It takes input from two HDMI connectors (perhaps to connect to different sources of video and audio, or different audio/video sources altogether). Apart from HDMI, DVI-D, S-video and D-Sub are available. The monitor embeds a stereo 2x 5W speaker set. At 99,800 Yen (€745), it's your average professional-grade monitor.
Source: Akihabara
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27 Comments on Mitsubishi Intros Viseo 24.1 inch Black LCD

#1
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
I suppose their car manufacturing department is taking a beating so their wading into the IT market. NEVER heard of mitsubishi making monitors.

Cars, Aeroplanes, rice cookers, microwaves, air con units & a few other house hold appliances = YES but nothing computer related...
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#2
ZoneDymo
The use to make TV's so im not supriced.
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#3
btarunr
Editor & Senior Moderator
Mitsubishi used to make damn good CRT monitors.
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#4
Weer
btarunrMitsubishi used to make damn good CRT monitors.
True. They got beat by LG in the later days.
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#5
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
btarunrMitsubishi used to make damn good CRT monitors.
that they did.


1,000:1 and 5ms, this may be a non TN film panel.
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#6
A Cheese Danish
Some of their lines of tv's are pretty good! But as always, I would have to see how it looks in person before I judge...
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#7
Weer
Musselsthat they did.


1,000:1 and 5ms, this may be a non TN film panel.
As far as I know 5ms is the trademark of TN.

EDIT: 1000$? War has changed.
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#8
AsRock
TPU addict
Why cannot other companys make such sexy LCD's as these guys do..
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#9
Weer
AsRockWhy cannot other companys make such sexy LCD's as these guys do..
That's a good joke.
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#10
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
WeerAs far as I know 5ms is the trademark of TN.

EDIT: 1000$? War has changed.
TN has been 2ms for a long time.
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#11
Weer
MusselsTN has been 2ms for a long time.
Mussy, just because 2ms TN panels exist, doesn't mean that most companies will use them.
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#12
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
WeerMussy, just because 2ms TN panels exist, doesn't mean that most companies will use them.
just because its 5ms, is no reason for them to not call it 2ms like they always do :P
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#13
Weer
Musselsjust because its 5ms, is no reason for them to not call it 2ms like they always do :P
Not everyone is like Thermaltake, who have unfathomably legitimate 150CFM/20dbA fans, for realz. And besides, Mitsubishi are respected. Why would they pull a stunt that no one could ever call them guilty on because there is practically no difference between 2ms and 5ms.. huh?
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#14
EastCoasthandle
FreedomEclipseI suppose their car manufacturing department is taking a beating so their wading into the IT market. NEVER heard of mitsubishi making monitors.

Cars, Aeroplanes, rice cookers, microwaves, air con units & a few other house hold appliances = YES but nothing computer related...
Huh? They've always made LCD monitors. Heck I have an old 24.1 (they seem to always use the .1) monitor myself that's at least 5 years old.
Heck they make HDTVs, washing machines, dryers, etc. I remember back in the day Mitsubishi made one of the best 50+ HDTV in the market. That was before thinning out of LCD though.
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#15
Static~Charge
FreedomEclipseNEVER heard of mitsubishi making monitors.
Mitsubishi Diamondtron CRTs, used to compete with Sony Trinitron tubes.
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#16
Static~Charge
Viseo MDT243WG
Great choice in a product name, Mitsubishi - no confusion there with the Visio LCD televisions.... :rolleyes:
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#17
AsRock
TPU addict
WeerThat's a good joke.
No joke. Sick of glossy crap even more then it's plastic.
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#18
Weer
AsRockNo joke. Sick of glossy crap even more then it's plastic.
Dude!

Get a Dell.
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#19
werez
i like the design . But other than that it has nothing special ... common specs .
€745 ? You buy 3 Samsung's 24'' .
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#20
Weer
werezi like the design . But other than that it has nothing special ... common specs .
€745 ? You buy 3 Samsung's 24'' .
Wow, I hadn't even thought of the price seriously.

You can get TWO 2408WFP's for that price. Those are the best monitors around.

Heck, you may even be able to find THREE 2407WFP-HC's refurbished on Dell's own site.
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#21
AsRock
TPU addict
WeerDude!

Get a Dell.
I was on about looks not specs. I don't need a DELL check specs buddy. I would not even touch a 24" at that res.
werezi like the design . But other than that it has nothing special ... common specs .
€745 ? You buy 3 Samsung's 24'' .
Dayum, Got my Full HDTV 40" for less than that lol.
WeerWow, I hadn't even thought of the price seriously.

You can get TWO 2408WFP's for that price. Those are the best monitors around.

Heck, you may even be able to find THREE 2407WFP-HC's refurbished on Dell's own site.
Yeah me either lol.. Thats a true high price lol.. I just thought it looks real sharp and sexy lol.
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#22
lemonadesoda
Monitor and thin bezel is good. FUGLY base, looks like the cheaper end of consumer, not something I would care to own.
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#24
PP Mguire
Idk i like the glossy black of my Samsung. Its probably the best looking piece of my pc.
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#25
PCpraiser100
Ah, again the car company manages to return.

Seriously the CRT monitors rock in their day from Mitsubishi. Hope they can find a way back to where they belong, the LED monitor industry. Im checking out reviews when this monitor comes out.
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