Built with a more powerful and power-thriftier Teradici Tera2 chipset as well as DDR3 DRAM chips, the new generation of V-series could computing monitor is available in two sizes, 23-inch (16:9 aspect ratio) and 19-inch (16:10 aspect ratio).
The Tera2 chipset helps reduce power consumption by operating at fewer than 6 watts of typical system power, compared to the Tera1 chipset, which operates at fewer than 15 watts of typical system power.
Adopting the new TERA2321 chip also gives Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) users a more powerful processor capable of processing pixels up to five times faster (50 Mega Pixels per second from 10 Mega Pixels per second) than previous P-series Cloud monitors containing the Tera1 chip.
This can result in a better multimedia experience due to smoother video playback in some instances. The new chipset supports DDR3 RAM for faster and more energy efficient memory and enhanced image quality.
The monitor's six USB 2.0 ports enable users to attach accessories to the monitor, including keyboards, or mice, printers, scanners, card readers and cameras for enhanced functionality. For added convenience, a USB interface box was placed on the back left side of the monitor, which allows users to more easily connect their USB devices.
"The V-Series represents the next generation in LG's expanding range of cloud monitors," said J.J. Lee, Executive Vice President and Head of the IT Business Unit of LG Home Entertainment Company. "The V-Series employs the Teradici Tera2 chipset to enhance the features offered by its predecessor. The V-Series provides better picture quality than previous models and is an ideal solution for any company or large organization."
Teradici is the developer of the innovative PC-over-IP® (PCoIP®) protocol that enables a true PC experience for desktop virtualization.