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"Review: BenQ G920WL LCD display"

1 Monitor (approx. £110)

Published on 2/2010

On test: BenQ G920WL

"Investing in a new LCD display for general use is often a balancing act between resolution, ratio, performance and, importantly, value for money. BenQ has always done a solid, if unspectacular, job of offering a range of combinations at specific price points ..." Review details: Single Test. One flat panel monitor was reviewed and rated on features, performance and value for money. → Test results

"Iiyama ProLite B2712HDS review"

1 Monitor (approx. £390)

Published on 2/2010

On test: Iiyama ProLite B2712HDS

"Iiyama's B2712HDS is an unusual size for a PC monitor. Its 27in diagonal is a touch larger than the common 26in displays, but its 1,920x1,080 resolution is arguably lower than you'd expect on such a big monitor. Even 22in monitors have Full HD resolutions these days." Review details: Single Test → Test results

"Medion Akoya E54009"

1 Monitor

Published on 2/2010

On test: Medion Akoya E54009 (MD 20125)

"If we've learned one thing from the multitouch monitors we've reviewed, it's that to succeed they need to do things a little differently. Medion's Akoya E54009 follows that rule: instead of the usual upright neck stand, it has a hinged arm that slides all the way back to a 45-degree angle to allow you to use the screen while standing up." Review details: Single Test. One TV was reviewed and rated on features and design, image quality, and value for money. → Test results

"BenQ G2222HDL"

1 Monitor (approx. £150)

Published on 2/2010

On test: BenQ G2222HDL

"BenQ has impressed us in the past with the quality of its budget monitors - it's held the Value TFT A List spot for the past year - and the G2222HDL looks to continue that run of success. It's a 22in TFT with a 1,920 x 1,080 TN panel, and it sensibly sticks to the basics to keep the price low." Review details: Single Test. One monitor was reviewed and rated on features and design, value for money and image quality. → Test results

"Medion E54009 touch monitor"

1 Monitor

Published on 2/2010

On test: Medion Akoya E54009 (MD 20125)

"Love or scoff at the idea, Windows 7’s touchscreen features need to be experienced first-hand, and jabbing away at a demo machine at PC World doesn’t really count. The problem is that buying in to touchscreen technology for the home is an expensive experiment: you would normally need to invest in a brand new touchscreen notebook or all-in-one touchscreen desktop computer to really get to grips with it." Review details: Single Test → Test results

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