BRAVIS LED-19E1900+T2 19 "
 | Outdated Product 2 499 ₴ "Kid" with a 19-inch display diagonal belongs to the detachment of kitchen-sized TVs. It can be installed on a small piece of free space, using two “legs-stands” as support points, or hung on a wall using a VESA mount, size 100x100 mm. BRAVIS LED-19E1900+T2 simply and without too much pathos performs the duties of broadcasting terrestrial and cable TV, receiving digital broadcasting signals through built-in DVB-T2 and DVB-C tuners, respectively. The screen of the model with an aspect ratio of 16:9 is based on a TN-matrix with a resolution of 1366x768 pixels, due to the peculiarities of its structure, the viewing angles of the display were not the widest (150° vertically and 160° horizontally). It is possible to display a picture on the screen from other devices when they are connected via...a USB port, HDMI connector or other digital and analogue video inputs. 2 broadband speakers with a total power of 10 watts are directly responsible for the sound accompaniment of the broadcast. |
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"Kid" with a 19-inch display diagonal belongs to the detachment of kitchen-sized TVs. It can be installed on a small piece of free space, using two “legs-stands” as support points, or hung on a wall using a VESA mount, size 100x100 mm. BRAVIS LED-19E1900+T2 simply and without too much pathos performs the duties of broadcasting terrestrial and cable TV, receiving digital broadcasting signals through built-in DVB-T2 and DVB-C tuners, respectively.
The screen of the model with an aspect ratio of 16:9 is based on a TN-matrix with a resolution of 1366x768 pixels, due to the peculiarities of its structure, the viewing angles of the display were not the widest (150° vertically and 160° horizontally). It is possible to display a picture on the screen from other devices when they are connected via a USB port, HDMI connector or other digital and analogue video inputs. 2 broadband speakers with a total power of 10 watts are directly responsible for the sound accompaniment of the broadcast.
