time to take a look at Lenovo s new eco-friendly ThinkVision LCD
monitors which are more affordable although not as impressive.
Lenovo has launched five new monitors: L2251x Wide, L1711p, L1951p
Wide, L2240p Wide and L22510 Wide. These five panels are all TCO
Certified and EPEAT Gold Rated 1. They are 50% more energy efficient
than previous models and they re capable of exceeding Energy Star 5.0
criteria 2. I am assuming you are looking for energy efficient LCD
solutions for your home and/or business, not because you love Earth so
much, but rather because you d like to lower your monthly electricity bill.
The L2251x Wide is the flagship monitor of the five ThinkVision panels
presented above. The monitor uses just 21 watts of power when running
and comes with other features that will help you save energy. The
ambient light and proximity sensors and the low-voltage white LED
display will help you save an additional 10% of power a year. As you can
see the LCD is smart enough to know you left the room and shuts itself
down until you return.
The chassis of the monitor is made of 65% consumer recycled plastics and
there s no mercury used in the panel. As for packaging materials they
come from 90% recycled packaging. Lenovo is also willing to assist U.S.
customers with the whole recycle process when it comes to their old PC
equipment so you should definitely check talk to a Lenovo representative
in your area for more PC-recycling details.
Tired of eco-friendly stuff? Then let s look at what these new
ThinkVision LCD monitors will have to offer. You can expect 1,680
resolutions, 1000:1 contrast ratio, a 5ms response time, DisplayPort
connectivity and up to four USB ports. Lenovo s �greenest monitors yet
� will come in sizes from 17- to 22-inch and you ll be able to pick
yours by simply checking the name and selecting the appropriate size.
The L1951p Wide, L2250p Wide and L2251p Wide monitors will be available
on October 23 for $239.99, $249.99 and $259.99m respectively while the
L1711p and the L2251x Wide will be available in November but we have no
pricing details at this point for them.


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