The Philips 150P4 is finely designed, but rather simple looking, 15 inch LCD. It stays on sturdy, rounded base. The two hinged neck allows you to lower the display to almost a desk level and rises at about 3.5 inches above the desktop; you may as well tilt the display back and forth to regulate the viewing angle.
Philips 150P4
While it may be connected to a VESA compatible arm, the Philips 150P4 does not provide more advanced adjustability selections, such as a side to side swivel or a portrait and landscape pivot. Certainly, you may turn the display from side to side, base and all, however office users who offer a lot of arrangements may choose a display with a nice, smooth swivel and better overall adjustability.
Philips Lcd
The Philips 150P4 is a PC and MAC compatible and also works with VGA and DVI-D video cards, however to our dissatisfaction, Philips takes in no more than a VGA cable. In spite of which connection to use, you will be grateful for the display’s cable feed scheme.
Other qualities of the Philips 150P4 takes in an onscreen set of choices effortlessly accessed and navigated by means of eye catching buttons. The CD is wherein you will as well locate the not so useful Light Frame software, created to let you emphasize those parts of the display. Maybe this is a thing that graphics professionals will find useful.
This fine entertainer comes with screen adjustment software, in addition for stressing parts of the screen. Philips 150P4’s control set of choices are rather uncomfortable to make use of, but it is a little bit hard to regulate the height and tilt.
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