Iiyama ProLite E481S 19-Inch SXGA LCD Monitor
Iiyama ProLite E481S 19-Inch SXGA LCD Monitor
Iiyama ProLite E481S
- • 19-Inch SXGA Display: Delivers clear 1280 x 1024 resolution with a standard 5:4 aspect ratio.
- • Dual Input Connectivity: Equipped with both digital DVI-D and analog VGA (D-Sub) interfaces.
- • Integrated Stereo Speakers: Built-in audio output saves valuable workspace on medical desktops.
- • VESA Mount Compatible: Easily mounts to standard monitor arms, medical carts, or wall mounts.
- • Legacy System Compatibility: An excellent replacement display for older medical and administrative workstations.
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The Iiyama ProLite E481S (PLE481S-B5S) is a reliable 19-inch LCD monitor designed to meet the demands of professional desktop environments, clinical review stations, and administrative offices. Featuring a native SXGA (1280 x 1024) resolution and a classic 5:4 aspect ratio, this display provides crisp text rendering and consistent image quality for everyday healthcare applications.
Equipped with both digital DVI-D and analog VGA inputs, the ProLite E481S offers versatile connectivity, ensuring seamless integration with legacy medical equipment and modern workstation PCs alike. Its fast response time and wide viewing angles make it comfortable for clinicians and office staff to use during long shifts.
With built-in stereo speakers and a space-saving bezel design, this monitor minimizes desktop clutter. It is also fully VESA-compliant, allowing for easy mounting on medical carts, articulating arms, or wall brackets in space-constrained clinical environments.
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