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Sony SDM-HS94P
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Sony SDM-HS94P
More recent than the Sony SDM-HS94, the Sony SDM-HS94P has a similar design and a lower latency of 12 ms. But 12 ms can mean a lot of different things depending on whether you're talking about an LG or AU Optronics panel; so we tested.
| Sony SDM-HS94P | |
|---|---|
| Diagonal measurement | 19" |
| Native resolution | 1280 x 1024 |
| Contrast | 450: 1 |
| Brightness | 400 nits |
| Latency | 12 ms |
| Colors | 16.2 M |
| Viewing angles H/V | 160/160 |
| Loudspeakers | None |
| Connectivity | VGA, DVI |
| Average price | $500/€670 |
Design
The design of the Sony SDM-HS94P is all but identical to that of the SDM-HS94. It has the same spare lines, good build quality and the little pluses that make Sony products so nice to look at. There's no point in spending a lot of time on the issue - everybody knows that Sony makes good-looking products.
Ergonomics
Here again, Sony's long experience is evident. The OSD is an exact copy of the SDM-HS94's, and that's all to the good. On the other hand, the panel still has a limited range of tilt adjustment, and still no height adjustment. The dual-lamp backlighting was a little hard to get used to, but after a period of adaptation we managed to get a satisfactory adjustment.
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