Monitors

For the lazier readers that skipped over the previous pages : The Dell 2408WFP : not good! Except for office use, its look, ergonomics, finishing touches and materials. In short, it's (still) as superb but totally failed our gaming tests. The Iolair...

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At $2500, the LVM-47w1 is one of the least expensive 47-inch LCD flat panels on the market. Its color rendition is better than many, albeit with undersaturated green, and it exhibits almost no edge enhancement or noise in dark areas, though noise in...

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As much as I love projectors, most people feel they can't live with one. Apparently, some people don't like living in a completely light-controlled environment. Come on, caves are fun. Not convinced? Neither are most people. So enter a subcategory of...

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The X-Rite i1PhotoLT offers RGB colour management for professionals and hig h - end enthusiasts. The multi-purpose Spectrophotometer device can be used for colour calibration and ICC profiling of CRT, LCD and notebook displays plus all printers capable...

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The BenQ FP72V wasn't about speed and with its 25ms response time, it certainly wasn't a contender in the millisecond (ms) race. What the FP72V was intended for however, is BenQ's answer to home entertainment. When the PC comes into the picture, home...

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The NEC projector has some useful features, will get you started with your presentations or DVDs faster than most projectors on the market and has excellent picture quality. However, its design leaves a lot to be desired. It's intended to be portable,...

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Of all the devices I get to play with and use on a regular basis, none of personal devices gets more use than my trusted Treo 650. It is my phone, my email

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We rounded up the best LCD monitors available in retail channels this year - and let us just say we were not disappointed. But what ultimately determines whether a display stands out or not depends on whether you are an office user, gamer or graphic...

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5:4 - LCD - DVI Interface - USB - Loudspeakers - MPR II

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LCD makers supposedly have been working hard to develop big-performance, wide-screen monitors in 16:9 format. But so far, the results have been dismal. Will new wares from some of the world's largest electronics OEMs finally take things to a new level?

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ViewSonic likes Overdrive, as you may already know, and they're using it to speed up the response of their TV sets, too

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The first thing I tried after getting all of the wires connected and putting the case back together was the remote. I crossed my fingers and pressed the red button. The machine turned on! At least that told me that I had connected some of the cables...

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Who knows - maybe some company will surprise us with a completely new 3D stereo technology that comes free of any limitations and offers 3D enjoyment at an affordable price in the very near future. Until that day, however, PC gamers will have to live...

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So, the discussion begins at 26". Then, the choice of the panel will depend directly on technological and personal factors. For example, a 32" TV set offers a larger display area, but its interpolation performance is weak, which can be a problem in...

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Flat-panel displays are the future of television. HDTV, digital convergence, and high-resolution DVD will all have contributed to making CRT TVs all but obsolete within two years.

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Well, there are likes and dislikes about this product. It is very easy to install and the information you get is great. The USB ports are also a great feature. But, the iPanels construction feels fragile to me. I keep feeling like I am going to break...

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A highly affordable price and fetching color help compensate for this 15-inch LCD's mediocre fit and finish.

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

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This is the part of the review that's paining me the most to write. Hercules aren't selling the 191 BLK any more, which is a huge shame because in my opinion it's excellent. Starting from the top, the size of the display is a big selling point. For...

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Hitachi CML155XW - LCD display - TFT - 15" - 1024 x 768 / 75 Hz - 300 cd/m2 - 500:1 - 0.297 mm - DVI-D, VGA - speakers - silver, metallic blue

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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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Display - CRT - 19" - 1600 x 1200 / 75 Hz - 0.22 mm - speakers - silver, carbon

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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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