WACOM DTU-1631 specs.
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General characteristics WACOM DTU-1631
Type:
LCD, widescreen
Diagonal:
15.6"
Resolution:
1366x768 (16:9)
Type LC-matrix:
TFT TN
Touch screen:
yes
Screen WACOM DTU-1631
Step point horizontally:
0.252 mm
Step point vertically:
0.252 mm
Brightness:
255 CD/m2
Contrast:
400:1
Response time:
8 MS
Scope of review:
horizontal: 90; vertical: 65 C
The maximum number of colors:
16.7 million
Connection WACOM DTU-1631
Inputs:
DVI-I
Interfaces:
USB Type A x2, USB Type B
USB hub:
there, the number of ports: 2
Functions WACOM DTU-1631
Functionality:
the color calibration
Color temperature:
9300K; 6500K; 5000K
Nutrition
Power supply:
external
Power consumption:
at work: 29 W (standby): 2 W : sleep mode: 1 W
Additionally WACOM DTU-1631
Standards:
Plug&Play: VESA DDC 2B, DDC/CI
Dimensions, weight:
420x283x49 mm, 4.30 kg
Features:
video output DVI-I
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