Monitors

The Hansol 2100A is a suitable monitor for students and gamers looking for an inexpensive way to bump up screen real estate.

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When I was reviewing Windows 7, I noticed that it included touch screen software and, being a gadget freak and that my existing monitor had started to die (Belina 17" flat screen with 8 years service for around £700 very good value at the time), I...

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The 210V isn't the best quality screen we've seen, but it's more than suitable for everyday tasks, watching movies and playing games.

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I had problems with power supply unit of my notebook. I tried changing battery and ac adapter. This COMPAQ Presario 3000 AC Adapter works fine with my notebook but I had some other issue and my oder adapter was found to be ok. so I returned the...

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Superb value and peformance from this 15" monitor

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When I purchesed the screen they seemed like good value Very good if you want to put on your make up

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Never used it long enough to know about any quality

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Displays never seem quite large enough, particularly if you create documents with facing pages or often work in more than one application at a time. Philips' 200W6 offers an affordable solution to this dilemma.

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I am wondering why are these monitors even leaving the factory with dead pixels and then being sold. What ever happened to quality control, quality assurance, and truth in advertising? There's something fishy going on here. It seems to me that these...

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Bought one, it was DOA, having issues with the RMA process...

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Easy to set up.Great picture.

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Notable A/V accessories don't compensate for the L2320A's high price and poor performance at displaying text.

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Although most testers liked the F1503's saturated colors (one praised the "bright, vibrant" colors in our test photo of fruit), detail didn't hold up in lighter areas of our test photos, nor in the lighter bars of our grayscale test. Speaking of...

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Strong image quality and good built-in speakers make this monitor a good candidate for small-office use, but the lack of weekend tech support would be a problem for home users.

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If everything goes according to plan, you don't think much about your monitor. Hopefully, you plugged it in and it worked. Maybe you set a couple display parameters in your PCs control panel the first day, but then you just kind of forgot about the...

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NEC MultiSync FP955 - Display - CRT - 19" - 1920 x 1440 / 73 Hz - 0.24 mm - white

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A very low price is the edge this otherwise standard-issue LCD has over competitors.

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Brilliant sharp image with no ghosting or artifacts I could see.

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I refer you to an article on Tom's Hardware site: ht-tp://www4.to mshardware.com/display/20030319/lcd_pixels-06.ht-ml and ht-tp://www4.to mshardware.com/display/20030319/lcd_pixels-07.ht-ml per ISO-13406, a class 1 LCD monitor should show no defec ...

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If you've ever tried to watch a DVD on a laptop, you probably noticed the latency problem. CRTs give you a crisp signal and an accurate, attractive image, even with video or scrolling text. But LCDs still can't handle video well, which is why no...

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I have bought 4 of these monitors in the last year and they all have been excellent. No problems of any kind. All the adjustments are very easy to make. The picture is very sharp, clear and bright. Another plus is its size, it is shorter than many 15"...

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personally installed five of the E090/E0900 monitors. Over the course of time three of them failed within the warranty period. Of the three, one has yet to be returned. Why is this important? It has been ten months and all correspondence and calls have...

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My thinking about monitors is that I would rather pay 50 bucks extra and get a top of the line monitor (since that is the 'only' part of the computer that I stare at for more than 10 -12 hours a day). To me, a good monitor with great resolution is a...

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