Monitor Reviews

I purchased a Samsung syncmaster 203B to replace my Samsung 19" CRT. The $239 price included a $70 dual rebate, which I am taking advantage of. My effective price per monitor is $170, which is a very good deal! The main drawback of a rebate is you ...

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As for performance, the UDrive is only going to be as fast as your USB port. Besides, the UDrive isn't about performance, it's about being able to test or access hard drives without cracking open your computer case. Again, this isn't something everyone...

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The VX712 is a great all-rounder, perfectly positioned to attach to a busy family PC.

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5:4 - LCD - DVI Interface - TCO 03

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HP Pavilion MX70 - Display - CRT - 17" - 1280 x 1024 / 60 Hz - 0.27 mm - remarketed The monitor that I am reviewing is a HP m703 CRT monitor. I am still using this very reliable monitor after a few years of ownership! I am very happy with its...

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This monitor has been great for a while.

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A long-shafted screwdriver will make attaching the DVI connector super-easy. I also loved the 'No Dead Pixel Guarantee', I didn't want to be stuck with that tiny fraction of LCDs that still have such defects. I've got two, might get a third.

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Solid image quality from a display that complements Dell's Dimension and OptiPlex computer lines.

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Clear screen and functional for an entry level product.

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It isn't often that a piece of computer hardware actually stops people in their tracks around my desk. There's usually a collection of devices adorning the workspace, though many are indistinguishable from each other, at least to the untrained eye. Not...

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Very bright, even in sunlight

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Image quality is excellent, very easy to set up.

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I purchased this monitor today. It looks lovely and really neat, leaving you with more space. Seems so much bigger after my old 14" monitor. Picture is good and clear and I managed to set it up myself which shows how easy/user friendly it must be. ...

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I use this screen mostly for web browsing and text stuff. pictues seem sharp, glossy film makes it look good, and it seems to hold up well under gaming. then again, i'm not a graphics nut on the gaming, but if you are, you probably have a bigger budget...

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I puchase a used View Sonic Monitor for my pesonnal use. I previous had one exactly like it but gave it to my daughter with my old computor. Never had a problem with it for the years that I had it. I had picked up a second hand computor for the...

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When the 20" Apple Cinema Display was first released, it's price was actually quite reasonable for a monitor of that size. Now that 20" widescreens are common, it's rather pricey in comparison to its competition. Though it may not be worth the cost to ...

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I've just got back from watching Crystal Palace win at home against Fulham and after viewing a high proportion of the game on the club's giant screen, I now find myself viewing a much smaller one in the shape of Relisys' 19inch TL966B. In fact, I have...

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(...) Gratis Internet(which is now called Freepay) is giving away this LG Flat Panel for free. I have received many other free items from the other sites that they own. They have even been mentioned on G4, Inc. 500, Wired.com, CNN and other places...

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Excellent picture, very easy to setup, affordable.

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bright, nice picture. 17 inches. dvi input.

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Have purchased two of these now. They are so small that when I opened the first one, had to measure the screan to make sure it was a 17"! Bit more $$ than black but customer wanted this color. I use one all day for CAD and it is awsome.

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I needed a monitor for my aging Macintosh G3 minitower, to replace the old ColorSync mnitor that finally became unrepairable (or at least not worth the cost of an estimate). In this age of LCD displays, I wondered what I would find; to my surprise, the...

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Having purchased a new PC system just a few weeks ago, I was somewhat cautious of the flat panel TFT-LCD monitor that was included with this "kit." Nonetheless, even though I have always sworn by Viewsonic monitors (my old one is the VPA150, which cost...

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I obtained this monitor brand new from Gateway with the purchase of my Gateway Select 1200 computer back in June 2001. So I guess this can be seen as either a $0 or a $2000 monitor. I think the MSRP at the time was $600-$700 or so. First off, this ...

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After researching several 17" LCD monitors I ended up choosing this one because of the positive reviews it already had, the price, and features for the money. What especially attracted me to this monitor was its 16ms response time at a very economical ...

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