Lilliput 669GL-70NP/C/T is 7 inch resistive touch screen lcd monitor with VGA, HDMI, DVI, AV input. 5 wire resistive touch panel, as a display terminal unit of industrial equipment. To connect HDMI, VGA, AV input, connecting directly to computer, as a personal computer to display. It can be used for Human-machine interface, entertainment, retail, supermarket, mall, CCTV monitoring, numerical control machine and industral control system, etc. Equiped with 75mm VESA folding bracket, it can not only be retracted freely, but save space on the desktop, wall and roof mounts, etc
Model: 669GL-NP/C/T
Touch panel: 4-wire resistive
Display: 7 inch, 800 × 480, 450nit
Interfaces: HDMI, VGA, composite
The Lilliput 669GL-70NP/C/T is a 7 inch 16:9 LED field monitor with HDMI, AV, VGA input. YPbPr &DVI input for optional.
7 inch monitor with wide screen aspect ratio Whether you’re shooting still or video with your DSLR, sometimes you need a bigger screen than the tiny monitor built into your camera. The 7 inch screen gives directors and camera men a larger view finder, and the 16:9 aspect ratio.
Designed for entry level of DSLR Lilliput are famous for manufacturing durable and high quality hardware, at a fraction of the cost of competitors. With the majority of DSLR cameras supporting HDMI output, it is likely your camera is compatible with the 669GL-NP/C/T.
High contrast ratio Professional camera crews and photographers require accurate colour representation on their field monitor, and the 669GL-NP/C/T provides just that. The LED backlit, matte display has a 500:1 colour contrast ratio so colours are rich and vibrant, and the matte display prevents any unnecessary glare or reflection.
Enhanced brightness, great outdoor performance The 669GL-NP/C/T is one of the Lilliput’s brightest monitor. The enhanced 450nit backlight produces a crystal clear picture and shows colours vividly. Importantly, the enhanced brightness prevents the video content from looking ‘washed out’ when the monitor is used under sun light.
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