In addition, there is a notice on the screen itself which contains information on the use of the LCD in its native resolution and also a practical getting started guide on how to select the correct settings for the native resolution in Windows XP.
The LCD2470WNX is packed in such a way as to protect it completely from knocks and static discharge.
The CD included contains the drivers and also some screen manager software for Windows as well as a multi-lingual manual in PDF format. The ICC colour profile that the monitor comes with is equivalent to the sRGB standard profile and is thus rather unnecessary.
The information notice on the front of the monitor indicates the correct resolution and how to set this.
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Design and mechanics
The MultiSync LCD2470WNX catches the eye with its pleasant, discreet and elegant design. The cover of our test model is light grey-beige in colour, with just the frame of the panel standing out in matte silver. NEC also offers an alternative black version.
The quality of the materials used and the manufacturing itself both make a good impression, with no creaking and a very slim space between parts, indicating the care that has been taken in making the monitor. Thanks to its slip frame, the NEC LCD2470WNX is also suitable for multi-monitor use.
No frills, but chic and functional – that sums up the design of the 24-inch monitor.
The screen can be raised, tilted and turned and also has a pivot function. All adjustment mechanisms work smoothly and are easy to use; however the pivot function has no stop at 90 degrees – though this is not necessarily a disadvantage on a desk surface with a slight slope. If you wish to use the pivot function, you must tilt the monitor fully back since otherwise the screen will hit the base – this is expressly mentioned in the manual.
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