Sentence examples for led monitor from inspiring English sources

LG 21 9 UltraWide Full HD IPS LED Monitor - Most students aren't going to want to lug two monitors to school this fall even if they're used to using dual monitors at home.

Today in Korea, Samsung announced an eco-friendly full HD LED monitor, the XL2370.

The base unit comes with a 21.5 inch LED monitor, an Intel E5400 CPU, 4GB of ram, and a 500GB hard drive.

For the visual components, the patients were able to choose one of the three types of visual devices showing the patient's real time breathing signals: 17-inch liquid crystal display (LCD) monitor (Multisync LCD 1770NX, NEC), 8-inch light emitting diode (LED) monitor (CT-M080B LED, WINDOM), or goggle (VUZIX, iWear VR920, USA).

Immunostained slides were digitalized with a Pannoramic Scan 150 (3DHISTECH) under automated white balance using ×20/NA0.8 Zeiss Plan Apochromat objective and a Hitachi HV-F22 3-chip CCD SXGA camera, then analyzed using the Pannoramic Viewer 1.52.2 software through a 24″ Benq LED monitor.

Among the hundreds of photographs recovered from their father's iPhone from his first and final vacation in China, one image stands out: a shaky snapshot of the LED monitor that graced the carriage of their train boasting that it was moving at 303 kilometers an hour, or 188 m.p.h.

LED monitors are brighter, lighter, and have better natural color saturation than LCD.

Whether through LED monitors, laptop screens, neon lights, or projections, digital light is ever-present.

Taking cabins to another level, Quantum of the Seas will no longer have traditional inside cabins as they will be transformed into virtual view balconies, complete with floor-to-ceiling LED monitors with same views of actual oceanview balconies.

The childhood TB monitoring was included as part of regular district led monitoring system by district TB coordinator (DTC).

Basically, it becomes a place where companies can both lead, monitor and respond to the online conversations about their brands, which Godin says is particularly helpful when shit storms brew on the Web (whether deserved or not).