Monitors

It works beautifully! It adjusts iteself, in terms of color, sizing, position... what more could an idiot want

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Easy to use

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I bought this monitor close to one month ago and i have been very pleased with my purchase. I upgraded from a 17" inch regular CTX LCD and i must say that this is, by far, a great improvement. The buttons for the various settings are on the right rear...

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I bought this after my NEC monitor which I had for about 10 years finally burned out. I thought this would provide an alright replacement but not an upgrade. I did not realize how good my NEC monitor was compared to this, even though I compared them...

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I would not buy from this company again, and would not recommend them to anyone else. We'll see if they actually come through on this RMA.

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If I had the space I might have gotten some thing bigger, my work station systems have 17 & 19 LCD monitors

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You'll like this monitor, nothing better for the price... ENJOY!!!!

4 user reviews

if you dont need the extra connectors shop around some more. many other products from this company have a no dead pixel guarantee. mine had one white pixel but it doesnt bother me much. i despise ups. their shipping guarantees are meaningless. took a...

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Despite its weak portrait-mode viewing angle and mediocre analog performance, the Philips 190P6 is a feature-rich 19-inch LCD that delivers solid digital image quality and a fast pixel response rate. While the monitor is well-suited for home users who...

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I bought this monitor and its a great deal for 250 dollars. A+

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This device is made only for a well-off PlayStation 2-owning hermit with no television in his house and a fondness for eyestrain.

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

So it came with the computer, so I don't know if that means I should have low expectations, but for the most part, I always have high ones for monitors. I mean, they're freaking monitors. If the factory can't make these things without errors, there's...

4 user reviews

This unit produced an excellent colour response. A great all-round screen for watching movies, playing games or browsing the Internet.

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

The base of the stand is removable and must be assembled when setting up the display. Assembly is snap-literally. I accidentally broke off a piece of the case used for cable management when trying to attach the power and DVI cable. I might be a little...

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If you're looking for a new presentation device for your boardroom LG thinks it has just the product for you. The L3000A is a large 30in active matrix TFT display that carries an equally large price tag.

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Easy on-screen tweaks and flexible physical adjustments don't quite justify the SENergy 561's high price.

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Although ViewSonic's VG510s hails from that company's graphics line, its strongest capabilities are in text display. With high scores in all three of our text tests, the VG510s earned an Outstanding rating for text. It also reproduced details with...

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Mice pads remain popular with the gaming community used primarily as tools for tracking and movement. There is currently a wide selection of mice pads available from different manufacturers offering unique designs, performance and features. As part of...

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The Philips contains some interesting technology, but the display falls short in other features compared with similarly priced displays.

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Buyers willing to spend more for the P1750 than for competitors will be rewarded with stellar text quality.

3 expert reviews

As of April 2004, the monitor is great for a thrifty budget. However, it is bulky and heavy. Be ready to set aside at least $300 for better manageability and picture.

2 user reviews

This 15-inch LCD's steep price outweighs its elegant design and easy-to-use controls.

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I have found this to be a very good monitor. I replaced a Sony 17" with this Compaq and find that it displays a good crisp picture across the entire viewing area. Corners are in focus and there are ample adjustments on the front of the CRT. I have...

4 user reviews

The NEC AccuSync LCD9V is a good-looking, inexpensive 19-inch LCD for the home or the office, and the features it lacks are nonessential.

2 expert reviews