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Lenovo 24” LED LCD Computer Monitor (Manufacturer Refurbished)

This sleek monitor brings a computer to life, whether it’s attached to a desktop tower or used as a second screen for a smaller laptop. The 24” screen is decked out with anti-glare and anti-reflective coating, so you can work without interruption even when Mr. Sun shines at full blast through the window.

Dazzling Display

The monitor’s backlit LED bulbs work together to create a full-HD experience, wherein contrasts are sharp, colors are vivid, and on-screen movement, such as streaming media, looks fluid and lifelike.

Widescreen Support

A 16:10 aspect ratio gives the display a spacious widescreen appearance. This makes it easier to pull up multiple files or applications side by side, so you can work more efficiently without having to constantly swap between programs.

Blur-Free Viewing

The monitor can show 60 individual frames per second. This constant refreshing makes all on-screen movements look fluid and minimizes blurriness, whether you’re scrolling through a news article or playing a movie.

Specifications

• Model number: LT2452p
• 24” computer monitor
• White LED backlighting
• Native resolution: 1920x1200
• Supports 16.7 million colors
• Brightness: 300 cd/m2
• Vertical refresh rate: 60–75 Hz
• Aspect ratio: widescreen 16:10
• Dynamic contrast ratio spans 1,000:1 to 10,000,000:1
• Response time: 7ms
• Video bandwidth: 202.5 MHz
• Built-in USB port
• Anti-glare, anti-reflective coating
• Product dimensions: 22”x10.1”x15.5”
• Condition: manufacturer refurbished
• 1 year warranty

About Lenovo

The Lenovo brand name may only be about a decade old, but the company can trace itself to one of the most important technological advances in history: the advent of the personal computer. In 1981, IBM released its first PC, one that would soon set the standard for personal computing around the world. But in the early 2000s, IBM was ready to focus on other types of products, and so Lenovo—a Hong Kong company formed in the mid-1980s—stepped in and bought IBM’s personal computer division, including the iconic Thinkpad. Lenovo’s reach hasn’t stopped with PCs: the company is now a top producer of smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and servers.

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