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NEC Display Solutions Europe has launched MD302C4, a medical display providing precise colour reproduction, wide viewing angles and factory-calibrated uniformity control calibration for more accurate primary diagnosis.
Designed for the demanding needs of healthcare professionals in medical imaging and PACS, this 4MP model offers DICOM calibration and excellent uniformity. The range of connectivity options – DisplayPort, Mini-DisplayPort, DVI-D and HDMI – and Picture-by-Picture mode make this an ideal single display replacement for a pair of side-by-side 2MP displays.
The 30-inch medical-grade, widescreen display makes use of the some of the most cutting-edge backlight technology with a GB-R LED panel, which provides more vibrant colours. Furthermore, an integrated three-colour front sensor constantly monitors ambient light conditions and adjusts brightness to maintain the factory DICOM GSDF calibration.
“The MD302C4 diagnostic display is the first in the NEC Medical Display Series to include a GB-R LED backlight for reduced power consumption and better image quality,” said Ian Gobey Middle East General Manager at NEC Display Solutions Europe. “The integrated front sensor stabilises the brightness of the display and enables DICOM calibration locally and remotely. This display provides healthcare professionals with a great tool with which to enhance their productivity and work performance.”
The MD302C4 monitor includes out-of-the-box calibration to the DICOM greyscale display function for luminance. The MD302C4 also includes a human presence sensor that can automatically dim the screen to conserve power and display life, as well as a Quick QA function for checking DICOM conformance without a computer. The monitor’s stand has four-way ergonomic functionality, including height-adjust, swivel, tilt and pivot.
The NEC MD302C4 display is available through authorised resellers across the EMEA (Europe, Middle East & Africa) region.
