EIZO ColorEdge CG245W

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May, 2013

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Expert review by: Richard Baguley (reviewed.com)

Eizo CG245W

A scientific, in-depth analysis with side-by-side comparisons

Excellent performance; Self-calibration built in

Very, very expensive

If you’re looking for a monitor with good performance that’s low-maintenance and cheap, the HP S2031 is perfectly suited to that end.Read More...

Feb, 2012

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Expert review by: Steve Douglas (kenstone.net)

Eizo CG245W Self-Calibrating Computer Monitor

Using a good computer monitor is, without a doubt, essential to any editor. Not all monitors are made the same, have the same colorations, and are capable of presenting an image the way it should be. The larger screen size of any monitor can provide...

Add that to the complete digital uniformity of the CG245W monitor from edge to edge, a power save mode that should save you a bit of cash during its use, and a 5 year warranty, and you have one expensive but highly accurate monitor which should greatly...

Mar, 2011

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Expert review by: Keith Martin (macuser.co.uk)

Eizo ColorEdge CG245W

We've been asking the monitor industry to bundle hardware calibration devices with its displays for years. Sadly, this has stayed rarer than hen's teeth. With the ColorEdge CG245W, Eizo has decided to buck this trend, however, and it has done so in style

Eizo has a reputation for making high-quality displays that suit the design and production markets, and the ColorEdge CG245W continues this. At �1756, it's considerably more expensive than the CG243W (see MacUser, 11 September, p36), but you should be...

May, 2010