Monitor Reviews

We're hard at work reviewing every 4K screen we can get our hands on so that you know which one is best. With our evaluation of Philips' 288P6LJEB, only one available monitor remains. How does this 28" Ultra HD display size up to its competition?

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If you're looking for a baby monitor with extra features, the BT Video Baby Monitor 7500 Lightshow may have caught your eye. In addition to the 3.5-inch colour video monitor, it also offers a twinkly celestial lightshow, and can play an impressive...

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I'm very satisfied with the Vastking Kingpad SA10. It performed much better than I had anticipated for a tablet in this price range. It was very responsive and a pleasure to use. I would have no hesitation getting another one of these just to have...

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I love the TV. However, do not even let them take it in the house if it has beeh shipped laying flat! The screen pops out if shipped that way. They had to get a different one and ship it properly.

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Thumbs up!

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21:9 monitor looks to the movies for inspiration

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HP sent us its newest stereoscopic 3D-capable monitor, the 2311 gt. Aimed at budget-conscious customers, we take our first look at a passive, polarized monitor based on FPR technology and put it up against a more expensive, active, shutter-based system.

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The LG IPS235T-BN certainly has a complex title, but the monitor itself is unabashedly simple. It boasts the bare minimum of required ports and stand flexibility. Rather than touting a multi-use control scheme, LG simply added buttons until it had...

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We've come a long way from the days when screens were an afterthought. I imagine there are still a few enthusiasts who cut their projection teeth on a sheet or a bare white wall, or even an old, beaded, home-movie screen. Today we know better. The...

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The BenQ GL 2750 LED monitor is a sleek ultra narrow bordered and fashionable display unit. Also the monitor has good brightness, contrast ratios coupled with a very good response time. Watching multimedia content on the monitor is also a pleasant...

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Many of us will tolerate a projection system that requires a totally darkened room for movie watching. But when other family matters make this impossible, or when your buddies come over on a Sunday afternoon for the big game, how many of us are willing...

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You’ll notice during our performance analysis that we’ve specifically not compared the VelociRaptor to an SSD, and this is because, while they're both forms of high-performance storage, we don’t feel the two can be fairly compared. It’d be like...

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The most important feature about an LCD is the picture quality, and on this the LG W2340 excels. At 23″ the 1080p resolution results in a high pixel density, to the point you cannot identify individual pixels without examining the monitor closely. The...

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See you soon!!!

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A cool concept of a monitor combined with a TV, though performance should have been bit better.

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Having played with Nvidia’s new shades for the past several days, it’s safe to say that they’ll fundamentally change the way you experience 3D. However, we’re not quite ready to call the technology bullet-proof. Onward for more about what you'll need...

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For the lazier readers that skipped over the previous pages : The Dell 2408WFP : not good! Except for office use, its look, ergonomics, finishing touches and materials. In short, it's (still) as superb but totally failed our gaming tests. The Iolair...

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At $2500, the LVM-47w1 is one of the least expensive 47-inch LCD flat panels on the market. Its color rendition is better than many, albeit with undersaturated green, and it exhibits almost no edge enhancement or noise in dark areas, though noise in...

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As much as I love projectors, most people feel they can't live with one. Apparently, some people don't like living in a completely light-controlled environment. Come on, caves are fun. Not convinced? Neither are most people. So enter a subcategory of...

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The X-Rite i1PhotoLT offers RGB colour management for professionals and hig h - end enthusiasts. The multi-purpose Spectrophotometer device can be used for colour calibration and ICC profiling of CRT, LCD and notebook displays plus all printers capable...

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The BenQ FP72V wasn't about speed and with its 25ms response time, it certainly wasn't a contender in the millisecond (ms) race. What the FP72V was intended for however, is BenQ's answer to home entertainment. When the PC comes into the picture, home...

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The NEC projector has some useful features, will get you started with your presentations or DVDs faster than most projectors on the market and has excellent picture quality. However, its design leaves a lot to be desired. It's intended to be portable,...

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Of all the devices I get to play with and use on a regular basis, none of personal devices gets more use than my trusted Treo 650. It is my phone, my email

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While this ends our look at the Spring LCD collection from monitor manufacturers, other models have arrived, and we'll regularly update this article

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LCD display - TFT - 17" - 1280 x 1024 / 75 Hz - 250 cd/m2 - 600:1 - 8 ms - 0.264 mm DVI-D, VGA - speakers - white

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