24 inch, 1920x1200, 1500:1, 300cd/m2, 6ms, VGA/DVI/S-Video, HDMI/Composite, Component, 4xUSB

24 inch, 1920x1200, 1500:1, 300cd/m2, 6ms, VGA/DVI/S-Video/HDMI/Composite/Component/4xUSB

The 245T monitor has a 24-inch, 16:10 wide-screen format, with a 178/178-degree viewing angle supporting PiP (Picture in Picture), PbP (Picture by Picture) and MPA (Motion Picture Acceleration) technology, aiming to provide a sharp and better pictures/images while viewing fast-motion movies. . The viewing angle is achieved via Samsung's proprietary Super Patterned Vertical Alignment (S-PVA), the latest technology advancement in liquid crystal cell structure, for an improved user viewing experience. The 245T monitor's ultra-wide viewing area can support a range of multi-window applications, thereby helping to improve work efficiency and reducing the need for two monitors. Furthermore, the 245T model features a high 1920 x 1200 resolution, allowing the monitor to deliver clearer and more precise images. The 245T monitor's image quality is also enhanced by Samsung's MagicContrast which offers a super high contrast ratio and an extra-wide viewing angle that's ideal for providing detailed onscreen images. With the 3000:1 super-high dynamic contrast ratio, it's easy to read or view content on the monitor's screen. The 245T model also comes equipped with MagicSpeed, which gives users an ultra-fast response time (gray to gray), making the monitor ideal for computer gaming and multimedia-driven applications such as motion or streaming video. A faster response time provides better performance of motion video, and produces smoother edges, clearer images and a more natural image response. These features make the 245T monitor an ideal choice for a range of high-end commercial applications that require clear and precise images, such as CAD/CAM fine-detailed drawings, web and graphic design and desktop publishing. To aid in reduced power consumption, the 245T monitor employs Samsung's Digital Power Management Signaling (DPMS) mode to automatically assess whether the monitor is in use and switches it to stand-by mode, which uses less than two watts of power.