Targus 4Vu 12"

The 4Vu™ Privacy Screen for Dell Latitude™ 7200 2-in-1, Landscape reduces the viewing angle on your screen, safeguarding information and sensitive data from prying eyes in the office or in public. Designed to fit the Dell Latitude™ 7200 2-in-1, the 4Vu™ Privacy Screen, Landscape* protects your information as tiny vertical blinds on the surface of the privacy screen narrow the viewing angle so data is only visible directly in front of the monitor up to 30° away from the center of the screen. Onlookers will only see a dark unclear screen when attempting to view the information from a side angle when held in landscape orientation. In addition to providing security, the screen also blocks the glare to help reduce eye strain. The 4Vu Privacy Screen can be easily attached by using clear adhesive strips designed for LCD screens. Easy Installation Options The 4Vu™ Privacy Screen comes with reusable silicon adhesive and tab guides so you can quickly and easily attach the screen directly to your display. Blue Light Filtering Current studies suggest that prolonged exposure to blue light — emitted by virtually every digital device we own — may be linked to eye strain and fatigue, headaches, retina damage, and other health concerns. The 4Vu Privacy Screen filters blue light to reduce eye strain and minimize the potentially harmful effects on your vision. Reduced Glare, Even in Bright Rooms Our low-reflective coating reduces glare and improves light transmittance under most viewing conditions. Anti-Microbial Properties The 4Vu Privacy Screen features SKANE™ M-8 Anti-Microbial treatment to stand up to frequent handling without degradation. They are ideal for touch screen applications.

• Protects private information with constrained viewing angles to 30° from either side
• Filters blue light and blocks screen glare for a comfortable viewing experience
• Touchscreen compatible
• Over 12% brighter than competitive solutions for greater clarity and visibility
• Reusable silicon adhesive strips for quick and easy installation