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Philips 24B2D5300 Dual Display Business Monitor Launches in Europe

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Philips launches the 24B2D5300 dual-display business monitor featuring two 23.8-inch IPS screens, 120Hz refresh rate, and extended desktop support in Germany and Austria.

Philips 24B2D5300 Dual Display Business Monitor Launches in Europe
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Philips has introduced the 24B2D5300 monitor, a dual-display device designed for business environments. The unit features two 23.8-inch IPS panels arranged side by side to support customer-facing operations and collaborative workflows.

Dual IPS panels deliver Full HD resolution and 120Hz refresh rate for collaborative workflows

Each screen delivers Full HD resolution at 1920 x 1080 pixels with a 120 Hz refresh rate. The system supports both mirroring and extended desktop modes across the dual displays. Philips confirmed that the monitor does not include touchscreen functionality.

Philips 24B2D5300 dual display monitor with two 23.8-inch IPS panels

The device is available in Germany and Austria through specialist retailers since May. Customers can purchase the unit for 429 € (about $498).

Dual-display monitors target professional settings where information needs to be visible to both staff and visitors simultaneously. This configuration allows employees to reference materials on one screen while interacting with customers on the other.

Philips has not confirmed a launch window for markets outside Germany and Austria.

Source: Two-Sided Use, NotebookCheck

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