ViewSonic P225f: Difference between revisions
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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. | 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 == | == References == | ||
