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This was taken from the
manual available on the HP website:
The HP f70 monitor has the following features:
? A 17-inch LCD; thin film transistor (TFT) with an anti-glare surface
? Support of video modes up to 1280 x 1024 at a 75 Hz refresh rate
? Analog/Digital interface: a VGA (analog) and a DVI-D (digital) connector enables connection to two computers at the same time (optional)
? True color (16.7 million colors)
? Auto-adjustment of display position, clock, and phase for the VGA interface
? Audio base with Polk Audio active stereo speakers
? All-in-one audio and microphone cable
? An onscreen display (OSD) manager that allows you to adjust all settings through onscreen menus
? Power-management system (VESA2 standard) controlled from suitably equipped HP computers to automatically reduce the power consumption of the monitor
? Plug and Play capability (compliant with VESA DDC standard, version 3, revision 1 at the levels DDCI, DDC/2B, DDC/C1, version 1) that enables the monitor to identify itself to suitably equipped HP computers
? Slot for security lock
And Here's some more specs not checked for redundancy:
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
Display Size 17-in. (43 cm) diagonal and viewable image
Type TFT liquid crystal display
Input Signal Video 0.7 Vp-p analog RGB
Synchronization Separated H/V (TTL level)
Interface Input Connector 15-pin D-SUB (Analog); DVI-D (Digital)
Scanning Frequency
Horizontal 30?80 kHz
Vertical 56?75 Hz
Max. Resolution (H x V) 1280 x 1024 @ 75 Hz
Recommended Resolution (H x V) 1280 x 1024 @ 60 Hz
Power Source AC/DC Adapter Input Rating:
100?240 V~, 2 A max
Output Rating:
12 V , 4.16 A (4,16 A)
Frequency: 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption: less than 75 W in operating mode
Dimensions H x W x D
With standard stand: 468 x 419 x 206 mm
18.4 x 16.5 x 8.1 in.
Weight With standard stand: 6.1 Kg (13.42 lbs)
Tilt Stand Tilt Angle: Down 5, up 25 degrees
Security Lock Monitor cabinet is provided with a slot allowing the use of Kensington lock device
Here's the "HP Pixel Policy." Whether it applies to refurbs is a good question as well as what hte warrenty is in general:
The HP D5063 display does not have more than:
? 10 total dot defects.
? 10 defective full pixels.
? 10 defective red sub-pixels.
? 4 defective green sub-pixels (green is most visible).
? 10 defective blue sub-pixels.
? No more than two adjacent (less than 2.5 mm edge-to-edge) and defective pixels.
? No more than two pairs of two adjacent defective pixels.
Here's something about the backlight:
The expected lifespan of the backlight is approximately 30,000 to 40,000 hours. At some point after the maximum usage time of the backlight has been exceeded, you may notice a decrease in brightness of up to 50%.
Response Rate: Information about this aspect is conspicuously lacking.