Incase you are wondering, this is not a mistake, it is 701TSV from xenarc.
I bought 2 of these bad boys, and i waited nearly a month to get them, but it was well worth the wait.
Other than the screen itself, i have no idea what kind of spec it was. I can't find any documentation on the model from xenarc or google.
First thing I did was open the box, and check the physical feature of the screen. The back casing is almost identical to the 702tsv, but the front looks a little bit different. Thickness wise, its about the same as the 702tsv, maybe a bit thicker. I looked at the cables, first thought: WOW! its HUGE! (more than twice the thickness of the older xenarc/lilliput cable.
Next, i plugged it in and plug it into the computer, the usual xenarc display. The moment i switched to the DVI input, BAM! it was super bright and crystal clear. So I've been playing around with it and here are my observations:
- 4 inputs: DVI, VGA, 2xRCA
- Screen is bright (probaly around 600NIT) (backlight adjustable.)
- Sturdy construction like any other xenarc.
- Cables are extremely well made.
- Nice little remote
- Power jack is the same, but it stays on much better than the 702TSV
- Viewing angle is a lot better than my 702TSV or Lilliput 619
- Touchscreen works for both win/mac/linux, reported as 4wire resistive, but extremely accurate.
- Features from the 702TSV: auto-on, auto-switch works great.
- Remote has PIP/POP feature, that does not seem to work.
PROS: Bright, Sturdy design, backlight adjustable, small remote.
CONS: The little notches at the back is not strong enough to hold the massive cables.
PICTURES:
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