Philips 326P1H and 329P1H MMD improve productivity and visual experience

These monitors 31,5 inches integrate a docking station, with USB-C connection and power supply, and a webcam equipped with sensors for Windows Hello facial recognition.

MMD, monitors brand license partner Philips, has announced the models of 31,5 326P1H and 329P1H inches. Ideal equipment for architects and graphic design professionals, financial operators, engineering companies and other organizations that require high-performance equipment for accurate work, accurate and with crisp colors.

These monitors integrate a docking station with USB-C connection and power supply (that allows you to directly recharge the laptop up to 90 W), high-precision image quality and a webcam equipped with sensors for Windows Hello facial recognition.

Docking station makes the job easier by connecting all peripherals, as the keyboard, the mouse and the RJ-45 Ethernet cable, directly to the monitor docking station. Lets you enjoy the simplicity of the thin, reversible USB-C connector for easy connection with a single cable.

The 326P1H features DisplayPort-out output to chain multiple high-resolution displays, using a single cable, from the first screen to the PC, without the hindrance of excess wires.

detail, color and high resolution are the words that define these monitors. The Philips 326P1H monitor offers Quad HD 2,560 high definition images×1.440 Pixels, that make it easy to see all the details, while the 329P1H display provides an UltraClear 4K UHD resolution (3.840×2.160), for an optimal viewing experience.

These visual features are the answer to a wide range of professional needs, not just for 3D graphics applications, but also for the financial sector, to view worksheets in detail.

These monitors have an IPS display that offers extra wide viewing angles of 178/178 Degrees, allowing you to view the screen from almost any angle, and always with color accuracy.

As further proof that these monitors are designed with users in mind, maintaining productivity and well-being as a goal, they also have Flicker-Free technology for a more comfortable display and the LowBlue Mode for greater productivity.

They also comply with the Rheinland Eye Comfort TUV standard, to avoid eye strain caused by prolonged use of monitors.

Sustainability as a priority

In addition, these monitors have a 'green' side thanks to their eco-design. Both feature the PowerSensor, a sensor that detects if the user is in front of the screen and automatically reduces its brightness when the user moves away.

This saves up to a 80% energy costs, and the LightSensor, which adjusts the brightness of the image depending on the light conditions for minimal power consumption.

Both monitors are also RoHS compliant, are EnergyStar certified 8.0 and EPEAT, and are free of harmful substances such as lead, mercury and PVC/BFR.

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