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1	Listed since 09/2009	Mimo Monitors UM-710S Flat Panel; Screen Size: 7.0 "A niche product, but it does what it sets out to do well enough." 1 Review, 3 Opinions
	Listed since 08/2009	Nanovision Mimo 720-S Flat Panel; Screen Size: 7; LCD panel type: TN "... We found it responsive to use, and selecting contacts and moving windows was easy. Sadly, the screen doesn' … 1 Review
	Listed since 11/2006	Evesham T1505 Flat Panel "The Evesham T1505 is a lightweight and versatile LCD monitor but its poor PC picture quality won't appeal … 1 Review

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"Nanovision Mimo UM-720S review"

1 TFT Monitor less than 15''

Computer Shopper

Published on 10/2009

On test: Nanovision Mimo 720-S

"Nanovision is hoping that its Mimo UM-720S display will appeal to those people who don't think that their laptop screens are big enough and so want a secondary display." Review details: Single Test. → Test results

"MIMO UM-710S"

1 TFT Monitor less than 15'' (approx. £120)

PC Pro

Published on 9/2009

On test: Mimo Monitors UM-710S

"The idea of carrying a separate screen around with your netbook may seem to defeat the point, but the fold-up design of this little 7in display makes it a feasible prospect. It may be small - the resolution of 800 x 480 seems miniscule by today's standards - but you could view it as a desktop extender to a small model like the old 7in Eee PC, or just as a bonus Outlook viewer for any PC or laptop." Review details: Single Test. One netbook accessory was reviewed and rated on features and design, value for money and performance. → Test results