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Definitions for Displays Product Listing Column Headers<br />

Column Header<br />

ENERGY STAR Partner<br />

Brand<br />

Model Name<br />

Model Number<br />

Additional Model<br />

Information<br />

Definition<br />

An organization that signed a Partnership Agreement with EPA to<br />

manufacture or private label ENERGY STAR qualified products.<br />

An identifier assigned by the manufacturer or private labeler to a<br />

product or family/series of products for sales and marketing<br />

purposes.<br />

An identifier assigned by the manufacturer or private labeler to a<br />

product or family/series of products for sales and marketing<br />

purposes.<br />

A distinguishing identifier, usually alphanumeric, assigned to a<br />

product by the manufacturer or private labeler.<br />

This column includes for the qualified model or family, family<br />

members, additional model names, model numbers and other<br />

identifying information associated with a product or family/series<br />

of products for sales and marketing purposes. Other identifying<br />

information includes, but is not limited to, SKUs, UPC codes, retail<br />

numbers, and/or descriptions of models included/not included in<br />

the reported Model Family.<br />

Display Type<br />

The 4 types of Displays eligible for ENERGY STAR certification<br />

are:<br />

1) Digital Picture Frame: An electronic device, typically with a<br />

diagonal screen size less than 12 inches, whose primary function<br />

is to display digital images. It may also feature a programmable<br />

timer, occupancy sensor, audio, video, or bluetooth or wireless<br />

connectivity.<br />

2) Professional Display/Signage: An electronic device typically<br />

with a diagonal screen size greater than 12 inches and a pixel<br />

density less than or equal to 5,000 pixels/in2. It is typically<br />

marketed as commercial signage for use in areas where it is<br />

intended to be viewed by multiple people in non-desk based<br />

environments, such as retail or department stores, restaurants,<br />

museums, hotels, outdoor venues, airports, conference rooms or<br />

classrooms.<br />

3) Monitor: An electronic device, typically with a diagonal screen<br />

size greater than 12 inches and a pixel density greater than 5,000<br />

pixels per square inch (pixels/in2), that displays a computer's user<br />

interface and open programs, allowing the user to interact with the<br />

computer, typically using a keyboard and mouse.<br />

4) Enhanced-Performance Display: A computer monitor that has<br />

all of the following 14 features and functionalities: (a) A contrast<br />

ratio of at least 60:1 measured at a horizontal viewing angle of at<br />

least 85°, with or without a screen cover glass; (b) A native<br />

resolution greater than or equal to 2.3 megapixels (MP); and, (c) A<br />

color gamut of at least sRGB as defined by IEC 61966 2-1.

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