Monitors

A high-quality, reasonably priced 17-inch monitor for everyone.

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A stylish 15-inch LCD that includes built-in speakers plus S-Video and composite inputs for a TV tuner, camcorder, or DVD player.

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This is a well-constructed display with a solid, clear image and a good selection of on-screen controls. Its high contrast and consistent colour distribution make it worth the extra money over some cheaper models - and 'extra' is relative, anyway,...

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Affordable price.

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Despite the 60A's clumsily designed controls, its combination of sharp text and graphics on Web pages and 24-hour tech support make this LCD a good choice for Web surfers.

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Three buttons on the front of the bezel allow you to access and manage the on-screen display, which identifies individual controls with icons. For explanation of each icon, you must refer to the manual, stored on a CD-ROM. The on-screen menu display...

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If we are also going to give points to the makers of display panels, Samsung is the winner with two points (Samsung and Hercules screens), followed by Acer (HP screen), Chungwa (Belinea) and NEC (Eizo), all with one point each. So far, none of the LG...

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Overall, it is great to see Hitachi providing consumers with a less expensive display that comes packing a lot of higher-end features, but had they invested in a slightly better LCD panel the package would be substantially more worth while. In the end...

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This model would be good for small businesses looking for an affordable flat CRT. However, at this price point and below, you can find monitors with better image quality.

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The Compaq P720 displays excellent text and graphics for a high price.

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CTX's latest 19-inch CRT display delivers solid image quality.

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Hitachi's short-depth 21-inch monitor has a long warranty but only average performance.

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Many know that the side ratio for non-computer video is 4:3 in mostcases - this is the standard. Widescreen movies where the sides relateto each other as 16 to 9 are not widely spread. In computer video systemsin case of IBM PC it used to be different....

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WOW!" That was about the only word photographer Randy Cordero and I could muster as we took the bright-yellow-framed plasma set out of its shipping carton. Sure, we'd seen plasma monitors before, but none as striking as this one. We had specially...

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AcerView 79g

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Adam A5 Monitors in Matt Black - Pair 2-way active bass reflex speaker Woofer: 147mm (5.5“), Rohacell / Carbonfibre ART tweeter Freq.response (± 3 dB) 55Hz - 35kHzvPanel (rear-mounted) Input/HF gain, Hi/Lo EQ Built-in amps: 2 x 25W (RMS) Inputs:...

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This boat is easy to navigate and provides, due to its clearly arranged space management, the ability to move freely both inside as well as in the outdoor area. An elliptical line and fresh colours create a dynamic feel and are emotionally appealing.

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Today, we're taking a look at the Hitachi CML152, Hitachi's least expensive model in their entire LCD display line. This is their basic model, with no additional features like DVI. This LCD panel is designed for and marketed towards those that are in...

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With its good-looking case and passable image quality, the CPD-G520 is a fit for the corporate professionals to which it's targeted. And the dual inputs will come in handy for application developers switching between multiple PCs.

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This display is a very desirable marriage of super-high resolution and flat panel technology, which naturally costs the earth but would be rather nice to own all the same. We want one.

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The EX950F is suitable for penny-pinchers willing to compromise text quality for an affordable price.

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