Alongside the TM2792 Personal Smart TV, LG also brings the EA93 and EA83 to the IFA 2012 tradeshow. The former, designed for entertainment, has a cinematic screen with 21:9 aspect ratio, while the EA83 is specifically built to handle graphics-intensive applications, according to LG. Both of them are based on IPS LCD technology, and offer ultra high resolution, 178/178-degree wide viewing angle and Mega Contrast ratio.
LG EA93
The 29-inch EA93, as mentioned above, has a 21:9 cinematic aspect ratio that is identical to that of a typical movie theater screen, making it perfect for watching movies. It features 2560×1080 resolution and covers 100% of sRGB color space. Intended for multimedia, the monitor comes equipped with 7Wx2 stereo speakers and provides DVI-D, two HDMI and a DisplayPort. It also includes 4-Screen Split feature that can divide the display into four segments for advanced multitasking, and the Dual Link-up function that allows two devices to connect the monitor simultaneously. The EA93’s two HDMI ports are MHL-ready for connecting compatible smartphones or tablets.
LG EA83
The 27-inch LG EA83, on the other, is crafted for graphics applications for filmmakers, photographers, designers. It has a 2560×1440 WQHD ultra high resolution and is able to display 99 percent of the Adobe RGB color space. You can find one DVI-D, one HDMI and one DisplayPort inputs and support for Dual Link-Up. The monitor comes with a slim height stand with pivot, tilt and height adjustment.
LG’s EA93 and EA83 both include Picture by Picture and Picture in Picture functions. They have built-in 3-port USB 3.0 hub. To display most accurate colors, both models comes with True Color Finder PRO software color calibrator, and the professional EA83 adds external calibrator and factory calibration.
LG EA93
LG EA83
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