fujitsu e19 5 19 inch tft lcd monitor manufacturer

Featuring all the advantages of TFT technology in the adapted Fujitsu Display family look, this 48.1 cm/19-inch widescreen display of the E Line is the ideal choice for customers seeking a standard TFT with excellent picture quality. The space saving design offers a new scope for arranging a workplace.

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Fujitsu SCENICVIEW Series E19W-5. Display diagonal: 48.3 cm (19"), Display resolution: 1440 x 900 pixels, Response time: 5 ms, Native aspect ratio: 16:10, Viewing angle, horizontal: 170°, Viewing angle, vertical: 170°. Product colour: Black

Featuring all the advantages of TFT technology in the adapted Fujitsu Display family look, this 48.3 cm/19-inch E Line display is the ideal choice for customers seeking a standard TFT with excellent picture quality. The space saving design offers a new scope for arranging a workplace.

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Fujitsu E line E19-5. Display diagonal: 48.3 cm (19"), Display resolution: 1280 x 1024 pixels, Response time: 5 ms, Native aspect ratio: 5:4, Viewing angle, horizontal: 176°, Viewing angle, vertical: 170°. Product color: Black

Size class of the display as declared by the manufacturer. Often this is the rounded value of the actual size of the diagonal in inches.19 in (inches)

The ratio between the horizontal and the vertical side of the display. Some of the standard and widely used aspect ratios are 4:3, 5:4, 16:9 and 16:10.1.25:1

The pixel pitch shows the distance from the centers of two neighboring pixels. In displays, which have a native resolution (the TFT ones, for example), the pixel pitch depends on the resolution and the size of the screen.0.293 mm (millimeters)

Information of the number of pixels in a unit of length. With the decrease of the display size and the increase of its resolution, the pixel density increases.86 ppi (pixels per inch)

The backlight is the source of light of the LCD display panels. The type of backlight determines the image quality and the color space of the display. There are various backlights such as CCFL, LED, WLED, RGB-LED, and etc.W-LED

The horizontal scan rate/frequency shows the number of horizontal lines, displayed by the monitor per second, when it is plugged to a digital source.30 kHz - 82 kHz (kilohertz)

The vertical frequency/refresh rate shows how many times in a second the image on the screen is refreshed.56 Hz - 76 Hz (hertz)Power supply and consumption

The operating temperature shows the safe temperature range (from minimum to maximum), within which the display will function flawlessly. Outside this range it might operate improperly and/or fail entirely.5 °C - 35 °C (degrees Celsius)

The operating humidity shows the acceptable level of humidity, in which the display will function flawlessly. It sets a lower and an upper humidity level for safe operation and is measured in percentage.10 % - 85 % (percent)Accessories

Size class of the display as declared by the manufacturer. Often this is the rounded value of the actual size of the diagonal in inches.19.5 in (inches)

The ratio between the horizontal and the vertical side of the display. Some of the standard and widely used aspect ratios are 4:3, 5:4, 16:9 and 16:10.1.778:1

The pixel pitch shows the distance from the centers of two neighboring pixels. In displays, which have a native resolution (the TFT ones, for example), the pixel pitch depends on the resolution and the size of the screen.0.271 mm (millimeters)

Information of the number of pixels in a unit of length. With the decrease of the display size and the increase of its resolution, the pixel density increases.93 ppi (pixels per inch)

The backlight is the source of light of the LCD display panels. The type of backlight determines the image quality and the color space of the display. There are various backlights such as CCFL, LED, WLED, RGB-LED, and etc.W-LED

The NTSC (1953) color space is introduced in 1953 by the FCC with the appearance of color television and has a wider gamut than the sRGB.72 % (percent)

Information about the minimum amount of time, in which the pixels change from one color to another. Very often the manufacturer provides the response time for transition from grey-to-grey (G2G).5 ms (milliseconds)

The horizontal scan rate/frequency shows the number of horizontal lines, displayed by the monitor per second, when it is plugged to a digital source.30 kHz - 83 kHz (kilohertz)

The vertical frequency/refresh rate shows how many times in a second the image on the screen is refreshed.55 Hz - 76 Hz (hertz)Power supply and consumption

The operating temperature shows the safe temperature range (from minimum to maximum), within which the display will function flawlessly. Outside this range it might operate improperly and/or fail entirely.5 °C - 35 °C (degrees Celsius)

The operating humidity shows the acceptable level of humidity, in which the display will function flawlessly. It sets a lower and an upper humidity level for safe operation and is measured in percentage.10 % - 85 % (percent)Accessories

Fantastic Item, we bought this product as we needed to replace old monitor,and I have got to say this monitor was far superier, there was nothing to dislike about this product, would buy from this product every time it needs changing, mind you that will quite await for the next one.

"Syncs to NTSC, PAL, and Interlace/Double NTSC. Doesn"t display Interlace/Double Pal. Doesn"t correct Aspect Ratio, but otherwise looks surprisingly nice. SN: ETLJ70D00102201E568503" (specs)

"This is the nicest LCD I have ever seen on Amiga. Just use a RGB to VGA adapter and it works VERY well. Highly Recommended. Added by R-C-MAN. (specs)

"Yes all 15khz modes work. All laced modes display, but flicker. All screen display fully, no pixels cut off or anything. There is an option to display in proper aspect ratio but it didn"t seem to make much difference"

"Tested via SCART with A1200 revision 2B at 320x200, 320 x 256, 320x512, 640x200, 640x256, 640x512, 1280x256, 1280x512. First time I switched it on it had persistent flicker, 2nd time, 3rd time fine. Picture quality is ok (LG M2232 MUCH better for comparison - but the auto aspect ratio button on the remote does default the Amiga screen to 4:3 and centred. Pixel refresh rate appears higher than M2232D so interlace modes are terrible (they"re ok on M2232D)). Important thing, it seems to work. Will test on Atari ST via RF later

It"s monitor with TV tuner. Does not support 15kHz over VGA, but supports over SCART, S-Video and Composite. Also available as 22" (22T1EH) and 27" (27T1EH). Also this monitor have very good scandoubler with flickerfixer for interlaced modes

Beetronics has confirmed that this monitor supports 15kHz via VGA No, it dosen"t work at all at 15Hz. Tested in AtariST + VGA Low Resolution Adapter. (specs)

Has speakers, connect using jack. Model ID: GW2480-B, Type: GW2480E, Rev.: 10-130-BL, P/N: 9H.LHELB.CBE, Tested on Amiga, All video modes working including ECS and AGA modes. Laced also works with classic Laced flickering. If certain video mode is applied then aspect ratio correction is not possible, but "it is so beautiful, that it even isn"t needed" (as in a shrapness manner) when happens so. Monitor correctly reports input resolution. Certain video modes allows for aspect ratio correction (720x480@60 is correctable).

Has speakers, connect using jack. Model ID: GW2480-B, Type: GW2480E, Rev.: 10-130-BL, P/N: 9H.LHELB.CBE, Tested on Amiga, All video modes working including ECS and AGA modes. Laced also works with classic Laced flickering. If certain video mode is applied then aspect ratio correction is not possible, but "it is so beautiful, that it even isn"t needed" (as in a shrapness manner) when happens so. Monitor correctly reports input resolution. Certain video modes allows for aspect ratio correction (720x480@60 is correctable).

Doesn"t remember screen position. Units manufactured until June 2005 work, those September 2005 and later don"t. Interlaced modes flicker badly with RGB but look great with S-Video. (specs)

(Supports picture-in-picture). PD: Jul-02-2019 I purchased a model made in April 2005 but it will not work with PAL Amiga 1200 with RGB > VGA cable. JesperG: 06/6-2021, I found one from February 2005, it deos not work with native Amiga systems.

It is possible to replace the main board of units after June 2005 with a board from an earlier model, I replaced a 48.L1V01.A01 board with an earlier 48.L7501.A04 board an it now works. Bigendian: 5/28/2022, my 2001FP is dated July 2004. Tested unsuccessfully with a 15KHz arcade PCB (known working) and it just displayed "can not display this mode". Bernouilli: 10/18/2022, my 2001FP is dated November 2004 and it works fine with Atari 1040STE in color mode. But I have to correct the screen position each time.

Units with a part number of 4FF47 (made in November 2014) do work, but those with part number NJVXM (made in March 2015) don"t. The part number can be found between the first and second hyphen in the serial number, without the leading zero. (specs)

15 KHz works in both NTSC and PAL with a plain VGA cable. All modes worked perfectly on A500 rev 5 board with ECS Chipset. Auto resized when changing from Pal-NTSC and games displayed properly and full screen in 4:3 with no clipping. Has several internal settings, but other than changing my color, brightness and contrast preference, I used it straight out of the box. Someone changed my review and entered severely WRONG info. You need to NOTE the date, revision and year for USING monitors posted here that DO WORK. Model number used is P2214hb Rev A06 December 2015., NOT 2016, NOT 2014, NOT 2214, NOT rev b, etc..

(specs) confirmed working 29/06/18 with RGB-to-VGA adapter from Amigakit. Recommended settings to remove vertical banding (menu, display settings) - H position 20, Pixel Clock 90, Phase 30 (A500) or 60 (A1200). May depend on individual Amiga.

U214MB (PAL, China, October 2012) tested Nov 2022 with Amiga 3000 (flicker fixer disabled) with a plain VGA cable. 15 kHz works in PAL (NTSC shows out of range; this may be the other way around in the US). It supports PAL, DBLPAL and MULTISCAN modes, with and without interlacing, but it does not deinterlace and the flicker from that is obnoxious. The menu allows switching of aspect ratio between 16:10, 4:3 and 5:4, with black bars on the sides but no stretching as a result. Display adjustments are retained when switching between distinct modes (e.g. PAL and DBLPAL).

Tested U213HMt manufactured May 2014 in China. This monitor needs a flicker-fixer to work, but with the flicker-fixer on the Amiga 3000 enabled the experience is okay and somewhat similar to the U2412M (menu"s, etc). The U2412M is a more appropriate choice though, and mine does not need a flicker fixer.

Persistant "Signal error" shown, picture scaled down. Model number needs varification, back of the monitor was damaged. Tested with an Enterprise 128. (proof)

Tested on Atari 520 STE with UBEswitch RGB=>VGA=>VGA. Lo-, mid- and hi-res supported. Scales and keeps aspect ratio, but doesn"t fill screen in hi-res. In hi-res the image is centered, but aligned slightly below the top of the screen.

Tested on Atari 520 STE with UBEswitch RGB=>VGA=>VGA. Lo-, mid- and hi-res supported. Scales and keeps aspect ratio, but doesn"t fill screen in hi-res. In hi-res the image is centered, but aligned with the top of the screen.

Monitor supports standard Amiga 15kHz PAL/NTSC modes and 30/31kHz modes. Interlaced modes display OK, but with flicker. No support for 20-28kHz video modes.

beware of the "M" version - easy to be mistaken for a 1921A which works perfectly. Exists 2 version of the model. First have 2 jack ports in vertical, second not. First working great via SCART and VGA, second work only with SCART but flickering. (First and Second)

Works with an Amiga 600 SCART RGB at all PAL resolutions. Some flicker in interlaced modes when Intuition is drawing the screen, but no noticable flicker at 640x256p or 1200x256p. Needs to be manually put in 4:3 aspect on first use. (Service Manual), (Operation & User’s Manual)

* Not according to specification - but it does. Tested with Amiga 1200 1D4 at 320x200, 640x200, 640x256, 640x512, 1280x256, 1280x512, via composite and RGB Scart. Works really well with RGB SCART. Also works with PlayStation 2 via SCART in SDTV mode. Also works on Atari 520STFM connected by modulator RF cable in low and medium res. When i switch the SCART connected Amiga off, TV automatically returns to the Atari screen. Bonus.

* Not sure about specification, situation maybe similar as in case of M2232D-PZ. It works perfectly though via RGB<>SCART cable with such Amigas: A500 R6, A600 1.5&2.0, A1200 1D3, 1D4, 2B, CD32 Rev4, A4000D and A4000T

This one can even handle interlaced modes of Amiga 500, 1200 and not properly on Falcon 030. Has vertical stripes with many games (depending on their precise vertical refresh rate, like 49,8Hz or 49,9Hz), which can be compensated by using the "automatic" setting in a game that actually works fine without stripes (i.e. Xenon II). There is an optional stereo soundbar with 3.5 inch connector available for this monitor, which can be attached to the bottom of the monitor. PAL Hi-Res does NOT work right! The image is vertically stretched about twice the display"s height! The monitor and soundbar was available in white and blgack/silver color. The "p" stands for PVA. (another test) (specs)

Works on A1200 Rev2B with SCART RGB cable, but requires H position adjustment via service menu to center the screen. Will output in all resolutions, best found to be 640x512 interlaced. Could not get it to work with 15kHz VGA. (https://www.manualslib.com/manual/442861/Panasonic-Txl42d25.html?page=107#manual)

Aspect ratio has to be set manually and is kept across all screen modes and inputs. Picture is very nice, though. Interlace flicker is much less uncomfortable than on other LCD screens. Perhaps the only 4K display with VGA port and 15kHz capability!

Although this is a TV it has a VGA input. I have tested it using a PAL Amiga 500 using an AmigaKit VGA adapter. All games run full screen so are a bit stretched.

Some users report success. One user with a PAL Amiga 500 reports an NTSC 510N manufactured March 2015 in Malaysia won"t sync at 15kHz using an unbuffered adapter. (specs)

Tested with Amstrad CPC 464 and 6128 with SCART adapter cable. Amstrad CPC produce RGB signals with 15KHz line, 50Hz field frequencies (a.k.a. 288p50). Interlaced/composite SCART tested with Sony TRV110E camcorder and Nintendo64 with composite output. Component YPrPb signals tested with Sanyo Xacti HD2000 camcorder in 576i50 mode. Most probably, other Samsung models similar to this one will work, too. The TV accepts 15kHz/50Hz (all variants) on SCART and component connectors, not on VGA input. All 4 criteria of "full support" satisfied, even very good deinterlace (static parts of picture appear totally flicker-free) and, on composite input, some (probably time-based) filtering of color bleed.

Fujitsu 17 " LCD Monitor B17-5 Eco/S26361-K1317-V140 / DVI VGA Audio / Used. Fujitsu 17 " LCD Monitor B17-5 Eco/S26361-K1317-V140 / DVI VGA Audio / Used The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Fujitsu 17 "flat screen B17-5 ECO second hand only slightly yellowed The edges of the screen are a little darker technical Data: Manufacturer: Fujitsu Model: B17-5 ECO 17 "LCD monitor PN: S26361-K1317-V140 tiltable, rotatable, height adjustable, PIVOT VESA standard 100x 100 Interfaces: DVI, VGA, audio Scope of delivery: 1x secondhand Fujitsu 17 "flat screen B17-5 ECO Incl. VGA cable Incl. Power cord without additional accessories The monitor has been tested and is working. The offered device is in the photos and these belong to our description. Questions will be answered with pleasure. You receive an invoice with VAT included. Fujitsu 17 "flat screen B17-5 ECO second hand only slightly yellowed The edges of the screen are a little darker technical Data: Manufacturer: Fujitsu Model: B17-5 ECO 17 "LCD monitor PN: S26361-K1317-V140 tiltable, rotatable, height adjustable, PIVOT VESA standard 100x 100 Interfaces: DVI, VGA, audio Scope of delivery: 1x secondhand Fujitsu 17 "flat screen B17-5 ECO Incl. VGA cable Incl. Power cord without additional accessories The monitor has been tested and is working. The offered device is in the photos and these belong to our description. Questions will be answered with pleasure. You receive an invoice with VAT included. Reaktionszeit 5 ms Marke Fujitsu Kontrastverhältnis 1000:1 MPN S26361K1317V140 Farbe Weiß Helligkeit 250 cd/m² Besonderheiten Eingebaute Lautsprecher Besonderheiten Flachbildschirm Besonderheiten Schmalen Rahmen Besonderheiten Wandhalterung Modell TFT FSC B17-5 Herstellernummer S26361-K1317-V140 Videoeingänge DVI-I Videoeingänge VGA D-Sub Bildseitenverhältnis 5:4

Condition: Used, Contrast Ratio: 1000:1, Image Aspect Ratio: 5:4, Features: Flat Screen, Built-in Loudspeaker, Wall Bracket, Narrow Frame, Brightness: 250 cd/m², MPN: S26361K1317V140, Brand: Fujitsu, MPN.: S26361-K1317-V140, Video on Gänge: VGA D-Sub, Response Time: 5 ms, Model: TFT FSC B17-5, Colour: White, Video on Gänge1: DVI-I, EAN: 4049699064708