With the 25" (24.6" Diagonal) Widescreen Active Matrix TFT Display you can take a step back to marvel at the I-inc iF251HPB Display, which is ideal for both home and office use. The iF251HPB model is a great upgrade from any CRT monitor. It provides sharp, crisp image quality to make all your movies, games and applications enjoyable to the eyes. With a 2ms fast response time and it's energy efficiency, the I-inc iF251HPB 25” widescreen active matrix TFT display is one incredible monitor that will keep you focused in on its 16.2 million color display. The 1920 x 1080 resolution allows you to enjoy images on the screen that appear in vivid detail, just the way you need them to be as you surf the Web. Bring the I-inc iF251HPB home with you and see the difference for yourself.
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Specifications
Display Type:
Widescreen LCD
Screen Size:
25 inches
Pixel Pitch:
0.283mm
Display Format:
16:9 Wide LCD
Display Colors:
16.7 million
Vertical Refresh Rate:
50/60Hz
Condition:
New
HDMI:
1
Interface Type:
HDMI
VGA
Input Video Signal:
HDMI
VGA
Speakers:
2 x 2.5 watt Speakers
Audio Input:
3.5mm Stereo
Contrast Ratio:
3000:1
Brightness:
300 cd/m2
Response Time:
2 ms
Horizontal Viewing Angle:
170 degrees
Vertical Viewing Angle:
160 degrees
Maximum Resolution:
1920 x 1080
Cabinet Color:
Black
VESA Mounting Compliant:
Yes
Unit Dimensions (WxHxD):
24.2" x 11" x 18"
Unit Weight:
22.7 lbs.
Power Consumption:
88W
Customer Reviews and Rating
Customer Rating:
4.6
Customer Reviews: 248
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Value
4.9
Features
4.4
Quality
4.5
Performance
4.6
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Reviewer:
gride on
Dec 17, 2009 Customer Rating:
2.0
Value
2.0
Features
2.0
Quality
2.0
Performance
2.0
have had this product for almost a month now with no problems. 2 Days ago it started going black on me. Monitor doesn't turn off you can click the button to change inputs and it will come back for about 1-2 minutes then go black again. Or you can just hit power button then hit it again and it comes back on for same amount of time. I have tried 2 other computers same thing, different electrical plugs, and all 3 connections (vga, hdmi 1, hdmi 2) same thing. No matter what i do it goes black and i have to press something to get it back for 1-2 minutes. Can't be video card or drivers, cause i tried it in 2 other computers. Can't be electric tried 4 threw the house with extension cord, plus nothing else in house does anything like this plugged up. I dunno about it. When it was working it was great except for the fact it came with 1 hot pixel that i wasn't worried about until this happened. I give!
Great product and price
Reviewer:
traderdays on
Oct 30, 2009 Customer Rating:
5.0
Value
5.0
Features
5.0
Quality
5.0
Performance
5.0
Only have great things to say about this monitor. One of the best computer products I have ever purchased for the price
Dead pixel
Reviewer:
dragonconsulting@live.com on
Oct 24, 2009 Customer Rating:
4.5
Value
5.0
Features
5.0
Quality
3.0
Performance
5.0
This is a great buy and I am satisfied. The look and performance is excellent but there was 1 dead pixel that is a very little green dot on the screen. I have gotten use to it though.
Only reason it got 4 stars for value... two weeks after I bought it, it went on sale for about $60 cheaper :-( Just my luck!! Excellent monitor for the money though. I shop with this retailer all the time for my computer needs and can't think of a better group of people to work with!
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Here’s a way to get full HD content on your Desktop PC monitor without spending a bundle. This I-Inc is one of a slew of new LCD widescreens that feature an all-digital HDMI input, just like your flat panel LCD or Plasma televisions. The difference is, this I-Inc iF251 HPB Widescreen LCD won’t cost an arm and a leg. And since this 25-inch LCD Monitor has a native resolution of 1920x1080, there’s no image clipping or resizing going on. Just pure, unadulterated 1080p High-Definition goodness. Remember: 25-inches diagonal is larger than your average desktop LCD, so make sure you’ve got the prerequisite real estate before you decide. But if you do have the desk space, you can’t go wrong with a deal like this one.
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Please check the product information carefully, items not included
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Manufactured by:
I-Inc Mfg Part No:
iF251HPB UPC No:
842651003166 Box Size:
( Length: 28, Width: 10, Depth: 20 )
Shipping Weight:
30.0000 pound(s)
Limited Warranty:
12 months parts;
12 months labor
Click here for full warranty and support information
Limited Warranty: A full text version of the limited warranty
may be obtained by mailing a self addressed, stamped envelope to the
address below and requesting the warranty for item number:
H94-2500
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