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General Specs Marshall ORCHID OR-3210 32"
Number of Screens:
1
Screen Size:
This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.
This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.32"
Screen Mode:
Full HD
Aspect Ratio:
16:9
Video Marshall ORCHID OR-3210 32"
Maximum Resolution:
1920 x 1080
Color Supported:
1.07 Billion Colors
Contrast Ratio:
1,450:1
Brightness:
400 Nit
Audio Marshall ORCHID OR-3210 32"
Speakers:
Yes
Interfaces/Ports Marshall ORCHID OR-3210 32"
DVI:
Yes
Built-in Devices Marshall ORCHID OR-3210 32"
Built-in Devices:
Speaker
Power Description Marshall ORCHID OR-3210 32"
Operating Power Consumption:
125 W
Physical Characteristics Marshall ORCHID OR-3210 32"
VESA Mount Compatible:
Yes
Height:
21.7"
Width:
30.3"
Depth:
4.2"
Weight (Approximate):
33 lb
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