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Title: HP L1908w Review - Monitors
Pros: Solid base, Acceptable image quality
Cons: No DVI port, Not great at extreme angles
Verdict: HP's L1908w delivers a cheap but acceptable experience for users on a tight budget who don't want to risk a "no-name" brand display.
Summary: hp l1908w review: HP's L1908w delivers a cheap but acceptable experience for users on a tight budget who don't want to risk a
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81/100 |
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Title: Hanns-G HW191D-SB-F
Pros: Fast and bright, Vibrant colours, Budget price point
Cons: The looks are a bit shoddy
Verdict: Hanns-G hasn't produced an award winner, but the HW191D-SB-F is a capable, decent monitor for the bargain-hunting panel shopper
Summary: Hanns-G HW191D-SB-F review: So we'd all kill for a 30 inch, 2560 x 1600 monster panel, that's a given. But for those with less lavish means - not to mention less glamorous graphics cards - such resolutions are nigh-on impossible to attain
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80/100 |
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Title: Apple 20-inch Cinema
Pros: Elegant design
Cons: Too few connections, High price
Verdict: Overall, this is an expensive monitor that isn't as flexible as we'd like
Summary: The stand is an elegant piece of curved aluminium which matches the aluminium bezel
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70/100 |
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Title: HP LP2465
Pros: Large screen, solidly built, attractive design, bright, clear and colourful screen image straight out of the box, good menus system for tweaking the output, very fair value
Cons: Not much to complain about here, except that stereo speakers cost extra
Verdict: Apart from that it's pretty much plug-and-play all the way, as you'd expect from the likes of HP. The silver/grey screen surround makes the device look less plastic-y than some of the others here, and on the whole build quality feels high, and the price i
Summary: HP is a name more readily associated with the PC, but this widescreen 24in flat panel monitor is perfect for the Mac-based user. It's attractive, too, though the 24in TFT (thin film transistor) screen with adjustable height stand literally towers over you
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80/100 |
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Title: Benq FP241W 24" LCD
Pros: Native resolution of 1920 x 1200, 1080p capable, Tons of connectivity options:, HDMI, Component, S-Video and composite,
Cons: Expensive
Summary: A perfect companion for work and entertainment
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80/100 |
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Title: NEC MultiSync LCD1970NX
Pros: USB 2.0 hub; reasonable price.
Cons: Text washed out at default settings.
Verdict: The LCD1970NX has a circular base and smooth, rounded edges and an easy height, tilt, and swivel adjustability. This display does not pivot
Summary: The NEC MultiSync LCD1970UX is a good fit for users who don't mind tinkering with monitor settings a bit in order to get a good, moderately priced, general purpose display.
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70/100 |
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Title: Review: NEC Multisync LCD175VXM+ monitor
Pros: Bright screen Good colour and contrast reproduction DVI input
Cons: More expensive than other 17in monitors Yawn-inducing design
Verdict: There's not much to look at, as far as the lengthily named LCD175VXM+ is concerned. It comes in a pure white colour, with a round, tilting base, and VGA, DVI and audio input connections.
Summary: Boring but bright, this 17in LCD monitor is a good buy
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80/100 |
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