- 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels)
- Bonded front filter for higher brightness and contrast ratio
- State-of-the-art surgical visualization, the best possible image
- Ready, out of the box, for advanced digital OR installations
- Flush-front glass surface, fast and easy to clean
- Slim profile and narrow bezel for a streamlined design
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- Ultra‐high resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels).
- High brightness LED technology.
- Quad HD high definition picture.
- Rapid signal detection, robust mode tables.
- Built to last, rugged aluminum housing.
- Calibrated to clinical color.
- Image mirror, rotate, pan, zoom, freeze, picture-in-picture.
- Hand remote for monitor control from a distance
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- Ultra‐high resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels).
- High brightness LED technology.
- 4 x SDI (3G), 2 x SDI (12G)
- Quad HD high definition picture.
- Rapid signal detection, robust mode tables.
- Built to last, rugged aluminum housing.
- Calibrated to clinical color.
- Image mirror, rotate, pan, zoom, freeze, picture-in-picture.
- Hand remote for monitor control from a distance
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- Ultra‐high resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels).
- View 2D or 3D images.
- High brightness LED technology.
- Quad HD high definition picture.
- Rapid signal detection, robust mode tables.
- Built to last, rugged aluminum housing.
- Calibrated to clinical color.
- Image mirror, rotate, pan, zoom, freeze, picture-in-picture.
- Hand remote for monitor control from a distance
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Eizo RadiForce LX470W 119cm (47") COLOR LCD MONITORThis 2 MP widescreen monitor is ideally suited for viewing DICOM X-ray images or serving as a repeater monitor in surgical environments. A wide range of input and output signals, the combining of pictures, and pre-calibrated gamma models permit tailoring the monitor to multiple specialties. The fanless design and the waterproof, easy-to-clean front panel enable usage in sterile hospital environments.
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76cm (29.8") COLOR LCD MONITORThe 29.8-inch 4 megapixel monitor in widescreen format is designed for use in operating rooms (interventional radiology, cardiology, or surgery). It is a value for money solution for smaller examination and operating rooms where individual monitors increasingly are being replaced by large-format screens capable of displaying multiple image sources simultaneously.
