Computer Monitor Features

In the old days a Computer monitor was measured and judged for its display quality. The original CRT tubes made that a challenge and when Lcd technology came along monitors became more soPh Meter written as cd/m2. A higher number in that expression means higher brightness. Lcd monitors have brightness controls as well as color balance knobs, so the screen can be adjusted for color, as well as brightness. Almost all monitors have DVI port connectors, which support high-end video cards to improve image quality. They also include HDMI interface, which means audio and video can be sent over the same cable if the monitor has built-in Speakers. Some monitors also have HDCP connectors, that prevent the copying of audio and video content which is copy-protect material.

Monitor extras are being added all the time. Microphones and one or more USB ports are standard on new monitors. Integrated or separate Speakers, as well as HDMI inputs are important for Camcorder and DVD player use. An iPod dock for playing music and viewing images through the monitor has become a popular extra as well. The play and Plug feature makes it easy to add a new monitor to an existing Computer and the Built-in TV tuner is a big plus for TV fans. There's no doubt that the extra features and new technology will continue to improve the performance of 21st century monitors.

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Primera Bravo 4101 Disc Publisher - Best In Class DVD/CD Publisher

The Primera Bravo 4101 Disc Publisher is their latest bid to be competitive in the disc publishing industry and the went all out on this model. The demo model we have is extremely Fast and produces discs with better quality printing than the previous Bravo models, a feat that we found hard to believe. This is due primarily to the fact that Primera has changed its ink delivery system from a two cartridge system to a four cartridge system. We installed the proprietary software and set up the printer with ease, we were publishing a sample run of discs within 30 minutes of opening the box!

Here is the technical side of the new printer. It has 300% Faster robotics - the fastest in its' class, print speed of just 6 seconds per disc. In fact, the Bravo 4101 disc publisher is up to 20 times faster than competitors for similar print quality*, making it the fastest desktop disc printer/publishers in the world. It uses individual CMYK ink cartridges to lower printing costs per disc. It has seventh-generation robotics for the ultimate in reliability, internal blue LED lighting - full brightness while printing, pulses when low on ink or blank discs, blinks on/off when Job is complete or an error is detected, fastest, latest-generation CD/DVD drives and Primera is also including the following free apps: PTRip™, PTBackup™ and PTProtect™. The Bravo 4101 is Primera's first disc printer to offer separate ink cartridges for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black (CMYK). This lets you replace only the color that need replenishing; saving you money on every disc you print. This is especially true if you use more of one color on your discs than another.

The Box includes one built-in DVD±R/CD-R recordable drive and integrated 4800 dpi inkjet printing, individual CMYK ink cartridges, Primera's PTPublisher for Windows XP/Vista/7 with SureThing Primera Edition design software, PTPublisher for Mac OS X 10.6 or higher with Disc Cover design software, kiosk kit adapter, power Supply, USB 2.0 cable and instructions.

We think this new disc publisher will be a vast improvemt over the Bravo II. It will be more cost effective and faster. It also uses the latest innovations in robotics to allow fast, reliable disc printing and publishing for users who need to make high quality, professional looking products.

Click here to learn more about the Bravo 4101 Disc Publisher

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