Philips’ new display has a screen on both sides
Philips has introduced a new dual-sided display monitor designed for business use. The monitor features two 23.8-inch LCD panels that can either mirror each other or function as separate screens. It will be available in parts of Europe starting next month for approximately £359.99.
- ▪The Philips 24B2D5300 Business Monitor has screens on both sides.
- ▪It is particularly useful for situations where multiple people need to view the display simultaneously.
- ▪The monitor will be released in Europe next month for £359.99.
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