Philips announce their Ultra-thin Moda 245C7QJSB 24-inch display

[WYP]

Philips announce their Ultra-thin Moda 245C7QJSB 24-inch display, coming with an ultra-thin bezel and a 1920x1200 resolution.



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[Dark NighT]

I love how slim it is, but that stand, what the hell!

 

[SuB]

I'd like to see just how thin the actual bezel is, or rather how far from screen edge to the pixels it is.

this ticks a lot of boxes but that stand is questionable also.. VGA ?? what...

 

[haxomg]

I'd like to see just how thin the actual bezel is, or rather how far from screen edge to the pixels it is.

this ticks a lot of boxes but that stand is questionable also.. VGA ?? what...

Usually used for troubleshooting or as a second input from an analog source.

 

[SuB]

Usually used for troubleshooting or as a second input from an analog source.

When was the last time someone actually used a VGA port?

 

[NickOmega]

When was the last time someone actually used a VGA port?

I'm still using one for my 2nd screen, though that's out of necessity rather than choice.

 

[jimma47]

I'd like to see just how thin the actual bezel is, or rather how far from screen edge to the pixels it is.

this ticks a lot of boxes but that stand is questionable also.. VGA ?? what...

Agreed - I see a lot of screens with 'super thin' bezels but then the actual display only extends to about 10mm inside that. A virtual bezel is still a bezel in my books.

I love the thin display but then the thick part where the connections and all the other bits go kind of ruin it. I guess it won't be long before all that stuff is in a separate box so you can actually have 100% thin displays on the desktop or wall. They already use the power bricks to do this to a certain extent.

 

[AlienALX]

When was the last time someone actually used a VGA port?

1984.