NEC MultiSync LCD 1970/2070/2170/2470WNX

Hits dark and light extremes; includes a wonderful number of connection options

Severe banding and coloration issues destroy any and all picture integrity

On a positive note, NEC included a wide array of connections: DVI, VGA, HDMI, and connections for both composite and component cables. Had the company put as much care into the picture quality as it did with the video inputs, we might have had a real...

Full ergo options, decent pixel response time

Some ghosting, banding. Too expensive

Overall, the LCD2470WNX is nice, but not as nice as Dell’s more feature-rich, less expensive 2407WFP.

Great image quality. Easy-to-use controls ; Big size takes some getting used to. No built-in speakers (which isn't necessarily a bad thing)

Big size takes some getting used to. No built-in speakers (which isn't necessarily a bad thing)

The LCD2470WNX is a big, glorious screen. And where displays are concerned the bigger, the better.

Joystick-like NaViSet control

Few features for the price

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Can pivot into portrait mode ; Height-adjustable stand ; Analog and digital inputs

Limited viewing angle ; Colors look a little blue out of the box

Height-adjustable stand ; analog and digital inputs ; can pivot into portrait mode

Colors look a little blue out of the box ; limited viewing angle

Setting up the 1970VX is easy. It features an adjustable stand that can be raised and lowered, tilted, swiveled from left to right, and even rotated into a portrait mode. When I connected it to a Mac via the digital input, the monitor automatically...