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Philips 190V4LSB/69 computer monitor vs Philips LCD monitor with LED backlight 190V4LSB2/00

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  • 78specifications compared
  • 6differ
  • 72identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The Philips 190V4LSB/69 computer monitor has 50 cd/m² more display brightness (typical) than the Philips LCD monitor with LED backlight 190V4LSB2/00 (250 cd/m² vs 200 cd/m²). The Philips 190V4LSB/69 computer monitor has 400 :1 more contrast ratio (typical) than the Philips LCD monitor with LED backlight 190V4LSB2/00 (1000:1 vs 600:1). The Philips 190V4LSB/69 computer monitor has 80° more viewing angle, horizontal than the Philips LCD monitor with LED backlight 190V4LSB2/00 (170° vs 90°).

  • Display brightness (typical)
    • 190V4LSB/69 computer monitor:250 cd/m²
    • LCD monitor with LED backlight 190V4LSB2/00:200 cd/m²
  • Contrast ratio (typical)
    • 190V4LSB/69 computer monitor:1000:1
    • LCD monitor with LED backlight 190V4LSB2/00:600:1
  • Viewing angle, horizontal
    • 190V4LSB/69 computer monitor:170°
    • LCD monitor with LED backlight 190V4LSB2/00:90°
  • Viewing angle, vertical
    • 190V4LSB/69 computer monitor:160°
    • LCD monitor with LED backlight 190V4LSB2/00:65°
  • Power consumption (typical)
    • 190V4LSB/69 computer monitor:12.01 W
    • LCD monitor with LED backlight 190V4LSB2/00:13.6 W

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Comparison of 190V4LSB/69, 190V4LSB2/00
79 specifications
Display4 differ
Display brightness (typical)Differs250 cd/m²200 cd/m²
Contrast ratio (typical)Differs1000:1600:1
Viewing angle, horizontalDiffers170°90°
Viewing angle, verticalDiffers160°65°
Ergonomicsidentical
Number of OSD languagesKnown for one9Unknown — not stated by the source
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs12.01 W13.6 W
Other features1 differ
CertificationDiffersRoHS, BSMI, CE Mark, FCC Class B, GOST, PSB, SASO, SEMKO, TCO, TUV/ISO9241-307, UL/cUL, WEEERoHS, BSMI, CE Mark, FCC Class B, GOST, PSB, SASO, SEMKO, TUV/ISO9241-307, UL/cUL, WEEE

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