• NEC AccuSync AS231WM LCD monitor consumes 50 percent less energy than conventional monitors of the same size

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    Targeted to small-to-medium sized businesses as well as education and government users, the NEC AS231WM LCD display joins four other green monitors in the AccuSync Series (AS171, AS191, AS191WM and AS221WM), which all bear EPEAT Silver ratings as well as ENERGY STAR 5.0 and TCO 5.0 compliance. The NEC AS231WM widescreen display consumes 50 percent less energy and contains 50 percent less mercury content than conventional monitors of the same size. The ECO Mode technology lets end-users toggle between energy-saving modes, helping to significantly reduce power consumption, heat generation and extend the life of the display.


    The NEC AS231WM widescreen display comes with Ambix dual-input technology, which allows for digital/analog compatibility with upgraded video cards and software, as well as connections to two systems. The Rapid Response technology delivers virtually uninterrupted, undistorted viewing of high-speed, full-motion video. The new AS231WM display will begin shipping in May 2010 with an estimated street price of $269. The display ships with a standard three-year parts and labor warranty, including the backlight.

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