Samsung to launch monitors for color blind

By Regine
on March 17, 2005 9:47 AM
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Samsung will launch this year an LCD monitor with color correction technology for people with dyschromatopsia or color blindness.

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The color correction technology, named Magic Vision, allows users to control red, green, and blue at 10 levels so viewers with impaired color vision can adjust the intensity of colors that give them difficulty.

Via Digital Chosunibo.

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Samsung Electronics has announced that they are developing LCD monitors for prople with dyschromatopsia (color-blindness for the lay-folk). The color correction technology will allow users to control red, green and blue output at 10 levels so that peop... Read More

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