Bezel Design; Osd Control; Design - NEC MultiSync EA191M Tech Manual

design

The NEC MultiSync
application required by small to medium-sized enterprises: Whether used as a stand-alone display, as a multi-monitor solution or as a wall-mounted
monitor. This is why NEC display Solutions has recently been awarded the renowned 2009 iF Product design Award.

Bezel design

The displays in the MultiSync
narrow bezel. This means that the screen content, whether it's a multimedia
presentation or a spreadsheet analysis, is perfectly presented. With the option
of a choice of two different colour variations – black or silver – the displays will
also always fit perfectly into any interior design concept.
Multi-display Capability
Multi-monitor applications are becoming ever more popular in modern office
environments – from administrative areas to multimedia sections. With its narrow
bezel and cabinet design, as well as the stylish OSd control buttons integrated
into the display, the NEC EA series allows the best possible presentational
appearances for multi-display solutions. The extremely narrow bezels reduce
annoying transitions between the monitors to a minimum so that there is an
almost unimpaired view across the entire image plane.
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EA series sparkles with its ergonomic and contemporary design. The displays fit perfectly into any internal office architecture or
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EA series have been designed with an extremely
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Ergonomic Pedestal with integrated Cable
Management

OSd Control

Buttons
The control buttons for the On
Screen display (MENu, left, right,
up, down) have been elegantly
and discreetly integrated within
the bezel of the display.
An elegant pedestal, specially designed
for the display, rounds off the design of
the NEC MultiSync EA series and also
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supports the multi-display capability of
the monitors. A completely hidden cable
management system at the back of the
display pedestal ensures, on the one hand,
a good visual appearance to the rear of the
monitor, whilst at the same time also avoids
a confusion of cabling with other nearby
devices on the desk (e.g. telephone, PC,
keyboard, mouse etc.).