NEC has introduced the SpectraView 3090 flagship model to its range of specialist colour-calibrated monitors, using a host of Japanese colour technology.
The 30in-wide screen has a wide gamut displaying 98% of the Adobe RGB Colour Space and features NEC’s XLight Pro self-adjustment technology. It also has 12-bit look-up tables to provide consistent colour and brightness.
The high-end LCD is aimed at pre-press and soft-proofing sectors, as well as for use as a specialist monitor for image processing and on four-colour presses. It provides resolutions up to 2,560x1,600dpi, allowing for a large quantity of content to be displayed on a single monitor.
It has an IPS active matrix LCD that offers screen performance, including wide viewing angles to create lifelike skin tones and dark black levels. Standalone colour calibration and matching functions connect directly to the display using an optional sensor.
Other functions include auto adjust, colour temperature control, fine adjust (analogue), power management software and an on-screen manager (OSM).
In addition, a range of special features include adjustable power LED (colour and brightness), EcoModes, AmbiBright, AutoBright, Direct Brightness and Contrast functions. Overdrive Advanced NTAA (advanced non-touch auto-adjustment) self-diagnostics and quick-release stand and handle have also been added to NEC’s latest model.
The monitor comes with SpectraView Profiler 4.0 software and the ColourComp function as standard.
The screen is set be launched at the end of July and will be supplied in the UK by Mentor Distribution.
Specifications
l Description: SpectraView 3090 flagship colour-calibrated LCD monitor
l Features: 30in-wide screen, a wide gamut displaying 98% of Adobe RGB Colour Space, XLight Pro self-adjustment technology, 12 bit look-up tables
l Resolutions: up to 2,560x1,600dpi
l Software: SpectraView Profiler 4.0 software and ColourComp
l Supplier: Mentor Distribution
l Price: To be released at end of July
Contact: www.nec-displays.com
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