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Acer - X193Wb 19" wide format TFT Screen (5 ms)

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from: Acer

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ViewSonic VX2835wm - Flat panel display - TFT - 28" - widescreen - 1920 x 1200 - 500 cd/m2 - 800:1 - 3 ms - 0.309 mm - HDMI, VGA - speakers - gloss piano black

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from: ViewSonic

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SyncMaster 920BM

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from: Samsung

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Acer L100 Small Form Factor AMD Sempron 3500 160GB 1024MB DDR DVDRW Keyboard, Mouse MS Works Vista Home Premium Acer 19" Wide TFT Monitor

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from: Acer

May 01, 2007
We bought four of these for our office. Apart from the horrible overhead of Vista they seemed pretty good and the small form factor was really useful for desk space, so we got another six.

It's now just over a year since we got the first batch and three of the first four have failed catastrophically after the motherboards fried. Most screens are afflicted by a ceaseless flicker and one of the second batch has failed.

We noticed that the second batch we bought have upgraded cooling systems and despite putting it to Acer that there must be a recognised problem with the early ones which caused them to change the design they don't want to know.

I would put this down as one of the the worst product choices ... Read More:

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ASUS - VW202SR 20" TFT Screen

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We bought four of these for our office. Apart from the horrible overhead of Vista they seemed pretty good and the small form factor was really useful for desk space, so we got another six.

It's now just over a year since we got the first batch and three of the first four have failed catastrophically after the motherboards fried. Most screens are afflicted by a ceaseless flicker and one of the second batch has failed.

We noticed that the second batch we bought have upgraded cooling systems and despite putting it to Acer that there must be a recognised problem with the early ones which caused them to change the design they don't want to know.

I would put this down as one of the the worst product choices ... Read More:

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ViewSonic VX1962wm - Flat panel display - TFT - 19" - widescreen - 1680 x 1050 - 300 cd/m2 - 1000:1 - 6000:1 (dynamic) - 2 ms - DVI-D, VGA - speakers

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from: ViewSonic


We bought four of these for our office. Apart from the horrible overhead of Vista they seemed pretty good and the small form factor was really useful for desk space, so we got another six.

It's now just over a year since we got the first batch and three of the first four have failed catastrophically after the motherboards fried. Most screens are afflicted by a ceaseless flicker and one of the second batch has failed.

We noticed that the second batch we bought have upgraded cooling systems and despite putting it to Acer that there must be a recognised problem with the early ones which caused them to change the design they don't want to know.

I would put this down as one of the the worst product choices ... Read More:

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Samsung SM244T 24 inch WUGA TFT LCD Monitor 1000:1 400cd/m2 16ms 1920 x 1200 DVI (Silver)

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from: Samsung

November 06, 2006
This really is a beautiful monitor - fully living up to its specifications.
Crisp, clear display with perfect colours.
I coudn't detect any smearing on any video output.
True 24" diagonal - no "nominal".

Pros:
It's lovely
It's expensive (but worth it).

Cons:
The USB I/O ports are mounted conspicuously at the left-hand side of the screen, instead of being neatly hidden at the back with the rest of the connectors.
Apparently it's also manufactured in black, which I would have preferred, but found impossible to obtain.
The support CD is totally unreadable on any PC - I know I'm not the only person to suffer from this.
You have to download the drivers and software from the ... Read More:

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ASUS VW223D - Flat panel display - TFT - 22" - widescreen - 1680 x 1050 - 300 cd/m2 - 3000:1 (dynamic) - 5 ms - 0.282 mm - VGA - black

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from: Asustek


This really is a beautiful monitor - fully living up to its specifications.
Crisp, clear display with perfect colours.
I coudn't detect any smearing on any video output.
True 24" diagonal - no "nominal".

Pros:
It's lovely
It's expensive (but worth it).

Cons:
The USB I/O ports are mounted conspicuously at the left-hand side of the screen, instead of being neatly hidden at the back with the rest of the connectors.
Apparently it's also manufactured in black, which I would have preferred, but found impossible to obtain.
The support CD is totally unreadable on any PC - I know I'm not the only person to suffer from this.
You have to download the drivers and software from the ... Read More:

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Acer - P223Wabd 22" TFT Screen (2 ms)

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from: Acer


This really is a beautiful monitor - fully living up to its specifications.
Crisp, clear display with perfect colours.
I coudn't detect any smearing on any video output.
True 24" diagonal - no "nominal".

Pros:
It's lovely
It's expensive (but worth it).

Cons:
The USB I/O ports are mounted conspicuously at the left-hand side of the screen, instead of being neatly hidden at the back with the rest of the connectors.
Apparently it's also manufactured in black, which I would have preferred, but found impossible to obtain.
The support CD is totally unreadable on any PC - I know I'm not the only person to suffer from this.
You have to download the drivers and software from the ... Read More:

Average Rating:

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Samsung SM223BW 21.6" Widescreen Black TFT Monitor

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from: Samsung

August 01, 2007
This really is a beautiful monitor - fully living up to its specifications.
Crisp, clear display with perfect colours.
I coudn't detect any smearing on any video output.
True 24" diagonal - no "nominal".

Pros:
It's lovely
It's expensive (but worth it).

Cons:
The USB I/O ports are mounted conspicuously at the left-hand side of the screen, instead of being neatly hidden at the back with the rest of the connectors.
Apparently it's also manufactured in black, which I would have preferred, but found impossible to obtain.
The support CD is totally unreadable on any PC - I know I'm not the only person to suffer from this.
You have to download the drivers and software from the ... Read More: