NEC Launches the EA234WMi 23-inch IPS Monitor

NEC has expanded its high-end MultiSync EA series of monitors with the EA234WMi, which features a 23-inch LED backlit AH-IPS panel with a native resolution of 1920 x 1080. As with other IPS panels, the EA234WMi features a brightness of 250 cd/m2, viewing angles of 178° / 178°, and a dynamic contrast ratio of 25,000:1.

The monitor also features a DisplayPort, DVI-D, D-Sub, HDMI and VGA inputs with NEC’s ControlSync technology that allows users to control up to six EA234WMi displays in a multi-monitor configuration through a single "master" monitor. The EA234WMi is mounted on an ergonomic adjustable stand with 130 mm height adjustment, tilt, swivel and pivot. Additionally, it includes a four-port USB 2.0 hub, integrated speakers (2 x 1W) and a headphone jack.

"We are excited to add the MultiSync EA234WMi to our portfolio. This model offers a robust feature set to meet the needs of the most demanding users," said Kevin Christopherson, Director of Product Marketing for Desktop Displays at NEC Display Solutions.

"Not only will customers get exceptional performance, but this display also has received the highest levels of environmental certifications."

The NEC MultiSync EA234WMi will be available in May 2013 for $269 with a three year limited parts and labor warranty.

  • I stopped reading at 1080 and 23 inches, too small.
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  • southernshark
    10827162 said:
    I stopped reading at 1080 and 23 inches, too small.

    I read it all, but made my mind up not to buy this monitor at that point as well. Developers need to get with the program.
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  • cobra5000
    What's with IPS monitors dropping in price, lately? They used to be almost untouchable, (for me at least). New tech about to pop up?
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  • DirectXtreme
    It's just another 1080p display. Why don't one of these monitor manufacturers release a 20-24" 4K monitor?
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  • oj88
    Compared to the $749 P242W (posted last month, available this month), this EA234WMi is a better deal.
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  • GMPoisoN
    10831276 said:
    It's just another 1080p display. Why don't one of these monitor manufacturers release a 20-24" 4K monitor?

    We're not even close to being able to regularly buy 4k monitors.
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  • warezme
    Three things
    - 1920x1080 resolution
    - huge bezels
    - since not mentioned I will assume slow response
    = not interested
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