A few months ago we spoke to you in SoydeMac about the first USB-C connection monitors what have they allowed expand the use of Macbooks and break the handicap that the small new screens of the Macbook of 12 ″.
Now Philips joins the innovation and during the month of June will present its new monitor Philips 258B6QUEB / 00, a highly versatile display that, in addition to the usual audio and video ports, includes in its connection panel a USB-C port.
The handicap of the Macbook: size and connection
Although it is an obvious advantage for lightness and comfort in his transport, the little screens size of the new Macbooks is also one of the main factors that drive away most users who refuse to switch to this portable range, even after the retina display is presented on them.
Su single connection has been the subject of not very favorable reviews by a large part of the public, while the utility and future of the USB-C port have been challenged on multiple occasions. However, technology brands like Philips are open to working with these kinds of advances that will eventually find a middle ground for meet the needs of the majority with respect to size, lightness and usability.
Philips 258B6QUEB / 00, the perfect complement for Macbook
In its commitment to new connection proposals, Philips integrates in its panel a USB-C port with which it allows the data and video transfer through a simple cable. The outpost IPS technology of your screen displays sharp, vibrant color images, and allows an angle of 178/178 degree extra wide vision even in 90º articulation mode.
Philips uses the Flicker Free or 'no blink' technology, so that the brightness is regulated automatically and the annoying flickering sensation is reduced while the screen performance is raised to its maximum level thanks to SmartImage, a presets function that allows you to tailor your screen usage to your office, video playback and energy saving, among others.
Your base SmartErgoBase allows full height adaptation down to desk level, tilt and turn for perfect image viewing, and includes a cable management system. The extremely narrow edges of the screen allow a magnification of the display and a further optimization of the image.
The quality of these Philips displays makes them ideal not only for viewing video, photography and other office work, but also for audiovisual assembly thanks to the excellent Crystal Clear images with Quad HD 2560 x 1440 or 2560 x 1080 pixels along with its high quality stereo speakers.