TFT Monitors 21''

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Reviews on TFT Monitors 21''

"Flatscreen Price Crash"

Computer Shopper
Issue: 8/2007
On test: HannsG HW223DP, LG Electronics L2000CE, Maxdata Belinea 2080 S2, Acer X192W
For a PC that's comfortable and easy to use, a good display is essential. A poor-quality display with a fuzzy picture can make your PC painful, while having a display that's inadequate for your needs can make everyday tasks harder than they need be. Fortunately LCD monitors are now cheaper than ever, so you can purchase a huge, high-quality display for less than £200. This months we've tested 18 of the latest displays, from inexpensive 19in models, ideal if you're building a new PC on a tight budget, to luxury 20, 21 and 22in models that make a great upgrade if your existing display is too small. Many have extra video inputs, so you can connect them to a DVD player or camcorder, and some have adjustable stands that make working more comfortable. Some even support HDCP, so they're ideal for viewing the latest high-definition discs. Whatever you want to watch, we'll help you to choose a display that delights.    More

"Group test: Vista-ready monitors"

Personal Computer World
Published on: 9/2006
On test: ViewSonic VP2330wb, Sony MFM-HT205, Samsung SyncMaster 215TW, Samsung SyncMaster 205BW
With Windows Vista just around the corner, there’s an exciting bundle of new features to look forward to, but plenty of confusion about hardware compatibility. Those of us who appreciate the enjoyment to be had from ‘new stuff’ will want to combine our love of high-definition (HD) video content with both current and forthcoming PC operating systems. We’ve already upgraded our TVs to HD-ready models, we’re ready to pounce at the first affordable Blu-ray or HD-DVD drives for our PC and we’re anticipating being able to enjoy future HD content on our PCs in much the same way as we’re able to watch DVDs on our PCs today.    More

"ViewSonic VP2130b monitor"

Computer act!ve
Published on: 5/2006
On test: ViewSonic VP2130b
It’s amazing just how much you can improve your everyday interaction with your PC by upgrading its monitor. Switch from an old CRT monitor to a good-quality LCD panel, for instance, and text and graphics will look instantly sharper. Plus you get to claim back all that desk space your old screen has been sitting on all these years. At 21in, corner to corner, and a high resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels, the ViewSonic VP2130b offers a whole lot of screen for a fairly competitive price.    More
 

TFT Monitors 21''

TFT monitors are slowly but surely consigning the old CRT giants to the rubbish heap. Their prices are getting lower and lower, their space saving design speaks for itself and they are far more energy efficient than the older standard. Flatscreen monitors do have their weaknesses, not least the low native resolution of smaller models. A 21 inch monitor can normally support a resolution in the region of 1600 x 1200 pixels, which means there are that many sets of tiny transistors and liquid crystals that go into making up the image. The response time of these crystals is a deciding factor in choosing a monitor. 'Value' monitors and professional grade monitors can have a difference in response time of up to 4 milliseconds. For 3D gamers or cinephiles a slower response time can lead to a poor experience. Also manufacturers tend to only quote the black to white response time which is not as important or telling as the grey to grey response, which should be no less than 8ms. Just as important is the contrast ratio, this decides how visible the picture will be in a lighted room for instance. A contrast ration of 400:1 is the minimum and anything over that is advisable. 21 inch monitors usually only come with digital connections or digital-analogue DVI-I sockets, this is really the best option for professional users as it promises a lossless connection between the computer and the screen..