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Monitors that see<br />

the diagnosis right through.<br />

ASUM ULTRASOUND BULLETIN VOLUME <strong>11</strong> ISSUE 1 FEBRUARY 2008<br />

30,000 hours realtime panel luminescence<br />

and X-light technology.<br />

The NEC MultiSync MD Series of medical grade LCD Monitors have been designed exclusively <strong>for</strong><br />

the demanding needs of the diagnostic professional. Using state of the art equipment during<br />

production, each NEC MD series monitor is calibrated to the DICOM display function <strong>for</strong> luminance<br />

and to a desired whitepoint (colour of the white). NEC’s X-Light TM technology has the unique ability to<br />

control and adjust the luminance and whitepoint via an integrated fast feedback internal backlight<br />

sensor, which continuously monitors and realigns these settings to maintain the factory calibration<br />

throughout the entire life of the monitor. X-Light technology also alleviates the colour shift of the<br />

backlight to the yellow spectrum, a common issue with other monitors. This benefi t is achieved by<br />

keeping the whitepoint constant, while white light intensity remains the same.<br />

These two critical features provide the basis <strong>for</strong> excellent diagnostic quality.<br />

Call 131 632 from anywhere in Australia or visit www.nec.com.au

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