New ! With special sunlight readable transflective TFT and high contrast (600:1) and Anti-Glare surface!
Using transflective panels and Anti-Glare touchscreens enables readability even under direct sunlight.
For the first time with midrange-models, TFT panels with transflective technology are used. An anti-reflexion-coating additionally minimizes reflections on the surface. Transflective TFTs combine the advantages of reflexiv and transmissive display systems. The incoming light, which is making the surface of other display types to be unreadable, is reflected by the rear side of the panel. Because of this passive relexion the image is winning on brilliance. During dark light conditions the readability is still ensured by a transmissive backlight.
New : LED-Backlight-Technology, with optimized color saturation enabling particular high and shining display. The scale of displayable color nuances is increased by 45% because of the new technology. Conventional LCDs are based on CCFL backlight, which can display approx. 72% of the standard color scale of NTSC (National Television Systems Committee). With LED-Backlight-Technology 104% of the NTSC-color scale can be displayed. This results in displaying in a highly realistic manner.
The new CTF-840 TFT-Display (succeedor of the MM500 model) is the latest development from CarTFT.com and comes with many nice features. In any case it is the ideal display- and input-unit for your Laptop, CarPC or HTPC. With the touchscreen functionality you easily can control your PC. The briliant VGA-display ensures a maximum readability and sharpness.
The device has integrated Stereo-speakers and an rear camera input.
AC-Adapter for home usage and a car cigarette lighter adapter is included as well as the IR-remote-control unit and the extra long (2,5 meters) All-In-One connector cable.
The CTF-840 can be used with any PC/MAC with VGA- and USB port.
Driver-CD included, compatible with :
- Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000/XP/7/8/8.1/10
- XP Tablet PC Edition
- Windows CE 2.12, 3.0, .net
- Linux RedHat,Mandrake,..
- Macintosh OS 9.x, 10.x
- DOS,..
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CTF840-SH Display in MAN TGX
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Sunlight-readable-test with CTF700-SH in Death Valley (USA)
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Screen image quality and touchscreen accuracy leave nothing to be desired. The screen really is extremely bright and glare-resistant. Driver installation under Windows 7 is easy. Although I personally do not have use for this feature and therefor have not tried it, the software does offer support for using several of these touchscreen monitors on one computer.
There is only one area where I believe the manufacturer should improve in future revisions of this product: The standard connector for PC audio is the 3.5mm jack, NOT cinch. Although cinch offers better audio quality, extremely few sound cards and no integrated sound chips offer cinch outputs. This device, however, only has cinch for audio input - in my case, it was not a problem, as I could quickly solder an adapter out of some spare audio cables. Yet, I believe that such an adapter should be included.