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Staff -- Control Engineering, 1/1/2004

StealthVU Model SV-2100 industrial grade LCD monitor features an all-steel enclosed touchscreen built to withstand harsh environments. NEMA 4/IP66 displays, used primarily as operator interfaces, withstand water, dust, and dirt intrusion. High-precision 21.3-in. viewable unit can run resolutions up to its native mode UXGA of 1,600 x 1,200 pixels with both analog and digital input sources. SV-2100 features low power consumption, 250 nits of brightness, and a contrast ratio of 500:1. Monitors are available with resistive and surface acoustic wave (SAW) touchscreen options; all are plug-and-play, requiring no video drivers or special interface cards.

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Stealth Computer Corp.

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