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|brand=ViewSonic
|brand=ViewSonic
|model_code=P225f
|model_code=P225f
|crt_type=Monitor
|crt_type=Computer monitor
|image_main=14969.jpg
|image_main=14969.jpg
|images=ViewSonic P225f - pic 1.webp, ViewSonic P225f - pic 2.webp, ViewSonic P225f - pic 3.webp, ViewSonic P225f - pic 4.webp
|suppress_gallery=yes
|screen_size_in=22
|screen_size_in=22
|aspect_ratio=4:3
|aspect_ratio=4:3
|weight=31.1 kg
|weight=31.1 kg
|msrp=$850
|tube_type=PerfectFlat (DiamondTron NF)
|mask_type=Aperture grille
|pitch=0.24
|phosphor_type=P-22
|deflection_angle=90
|height=504.3 mm
|width=500 mm
|depth=526.3 mm
|visible_w=400
|visible_h=300
|visible_diag=20
|h_scan_min=30
|h_scan_max=127
|v_scan_min=50
|v_scan_max=160
|frequency=50Hz,60Hz
|power_avg=130
}}
The '''ViewSonic P225f''' was the flagship of ViewSonic's Professional Series CRT monitor lineup, aimed at demanding users in pre-press, imaging, desktop publishing, 3D modeling, CAD/CAM, and graphic design. It featured a 22-inch (20-inch viewable) PerfectFlat CRT, which was based on the Mitsubishi DiamondTron NF aperture grille tube — the same technology found in Mitsubishi's own Diamond Pro 2060u.<ref name="tomshw">Tom's Hardware, "Comparison: Seven 21" and 22" CRT Monitors," August 5, 2002. https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/comparison,497-12.html</ref>
The P225f supported a maximum resolution of 2048 × 1536 at 79 Hz, with a horizontal scan rate of 30–127 kHz and a video input bandwidth of 340 MHz (typical).<ref name="vs-global">ViewSonic Global product page for P225f. https://www.viewsonic.com/global/products/sheet/P225f</ref> At the common professional working resolution of 1600 × 1200, Tom's Hardware measured it achieving 105.2 Hz — the highest refresh rate in their seven-monitor comparison test.<ref name="tomshw" />
The tube used a 0.24 mm aperture grille with uni-pitch and an ARAG (anti-reflection, anti-glare) screen coating to reduce reflections and eye strain.<ref name="vs-global" /> The monitor offered dual video inputs: a standard 15-pin mini D-sub (VGA) connector and five BNC connectors for RGBHV, supporting H/V separate sync, composite sync, and sync-on-green.<ref name="vs-global" /> It did not include a USB hub, though ViewSonic offered a four-port hub as an optional accessory that fit into a recessed compartment on the monitor.<ref name="tomshw" />
The P225f featured on-screen display controls (branded "OnView") for adjusting contrast, brightness, H/V position, H/V size, zoom, and pincushion geometry. It supported a universal AC power supply rated at 90–260V, 50–60 Hz, with typical power consumption of 130W.<ref name="vs-global" /> The monitor was TCO'03, Energy Star, and VESA DPMS compliant and carried a three-year limited warranty.
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== References ==
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