Hey guys, today i did an impulse buy of two medical imaging monitors.
C240P4QPYEW
Did i fucked up? I havent found any review for it, but they were CHEAP. I payed 200.000 chilean pesos for 2.(nearly 300 usd)
>>54849917
>payed
weon
>>54849952
I meant "paid".
>>54849917
Did you see them in action? They might have lots of hours on them, they might have sat in a closet for years and be almost new.
>>54850239
They are new, sealed boxes. I can not pick them yet (i am moving next week) so i can not tell anything about them yet.
>>54850396
Sold out by now
https://www.spdigital.cl/products/view/39091
>>54849917
It doesn't say it's colour dislay anywhere.
>>54850468
>colour dislay anywhere
Oh they are color displays, they just have a special Grayscale mode for showing xrays and medical stuff like that.
We've been getting our x-rays in color for decades. I don't know if I should laugh or cry.
>selling on Amazon for $1400+ USD new
>yes, OP, you did well and no you didn't fucked up
>>54850551
Holy shit! Wow, now i feel like i won the lottery.
>>54850551
>>54850601
only $800 on staples!!!
>>54849917
guys, i found a video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6O0iukFaeA
>>54850506
Oh I see. That's cool. You may pretend to be a dog.
>>54850824
> Special grayscale mode for xrays
> Screen designed to look at bones
OP confirmed for dog.
>medical imaging monitors
Is this a thing? I've been in close to a dozen hospitals and never seen one. What's the benefit?
>>54850927
Anti-bacterial coating
Lower electromagnetic emissions
Special power connector for complying with hispotal standards
etc
I found the manual here
http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/c/c240p4qpyew_00/c240p4qpyew_00_dfu_aen.pdf
>>54851055
Snake oil. Invent a load of reasons to stick the work medical in front of a product you already manufacture and charge 10x the price.
>>54851055
>em emissions
LED's in a light box with a bridge rectifier will do the same thing without any em emissions
>>54850516
>Decades, huh?
New Scientist, 2007:
A colour X-ray machine that can detect the chemical make-up as well as the structure and shape of a sample has been demonstrated by UK researchers. They say the new technique could be better at spotting smuggled substances or abnormal body tissue.
>>54851897
I think it was a joke, like, our bones are white, and it's a black background, so for all we know they could have been "in color" the whole time and we wouldn't know the difference.
>>54851055
this +standardized contrast, color and brightness.
also seems like they render images somewhat differently.
The real beauties are these monochrome medical imaging monitors. I'd love to have one.
