Archive for the LCD Monitors category
Envision G2219W1 LCD Monitor
By Plasma LCD on July 30th, 2008

The Envision G2219W1 is part of Envision’s Professional line of LCD Monitors and it is available at a very affordable price tag of only $269. This is a 22-inch widescreen LCD display and it can be a good option if you are planning to upsize your computer monitor.
While this computer monitor is a beauty to look at, its piano-black and high gloss finish is a nightmare when it comes to cleaning as it is a magnet to dust and offensive fingerprints. The problem with this monitor is its lack of connectivity options and multimedia features like speakers, webcam or even the very basic USB port. Adjustability is also a bit of a problem because it can only be tilted but does not have pivot and swivel features.
However, this monitor can be a gem for those who want to watch DVD movies while taking a break from work as it has and HDCP-compliant DVI port. This monitor has a 5 ms response rate and a horizontal viewing angle of 170 degrees. When using this monitor for data entry or plain display of documents you will notice that texts that have very small points of 5.3 still look pretty decent but a bit fuzzy so settle for a 6 point.
HP w2408 LCD Monitor
By Plasma LCD on July 27th, 2008

The HP w2408 LCD Monitor is a good buy if you want a monitor with a wider and brighter screen to work on. It’s not really a big monitor, just a 24-inch panel but it has a bright and wide screen display with a 1920×1200 resolution.
Unlike other monitors with 72 percent NSTC color gamut, this LCD monitor boasts of the VividColor Technology with a 92 percent gamut which explains the full range of colors it can display. Expect sharper colors and brighter images from this monitor.
Aesthetics-wise, the HP monitor delivers with a glossy black cabinet accented by a silver trim. It has a bezel and grooved edging that can easily accomodate HP accessories like a webcam or the Easy Clip.
Ordinary connectivity is provided including three USB ports, analog input a DVI port and an audio jack for speakers. For easy plug ins, you can make use of the additional USV ports, two actually, which are on the display’s left-hand side. However, the LCD monitor lacks extra entertainment connections such as A/V ports, component video inputs and S-video ports.
Apple M9178LL/A LCD Monitor
By Plasma LCD on July 22nd, 2008
Here comes an LCD Monitor that was designed the way you need it. The Apple M9178LL/A LCD Monitor which comes in an attractive silver packaging provides you more horizontal computer real estate which is great if you work with documents that have wider and longer formats. Imagine displaying a chart or file in Excel where you can see more cells at the same time instead of the limited cell display provided by most monitors.
The Apple M9178LL/A is a good match to the PowerBook and the Power Mac G5 which have very modern aluminium enclosures. This monitor has a narrow bezel allowing you to line up multiple displays side by side seamlessly.
This 23 –inch LCD monitor has great connectivity with two USB 2.0 ports and two FireWire 400 hub ports. This allows you to connect a lot of other gadgets to your monitor like a digital camera or camera recorder as well as a printer or a scanner. It has a contrast ratio of 700:1, response time of 16 ms and has a non glare feature.
This monitor started selling at a price of $749 when it first came out but its features are still great today plus prices have definitely gone down.
Acer Unveils LCD Gaming Monitor
By Plasma LCD on July 19th, 2008

Gamers worldwide will have more reasons to play computer games with the release of Acer’s high contrast ratio gaming LCD monitor. This monitor is an appropriate partner to the Acer Predator Gaming PC not only because of its looks –the orange color stirs up frightening memories of seeing orange-clad criminals in prison—but also because of its features.
Simply called the G24, this 24-inch LCD monitor has a contrast ratio of 50,000:1 which is definitely higher than the ratios boasted by most HDTVs in town. It is fully high density capable with a native resolution of 1920×1200, 400 nits brightness and a fast response time of 2ms.
Gamers are tingling with anticipation waiting for the release of this predator match but how much does it really cost? No word yet so you and I will just have to keep anticipating.
Hyundai 22in BlueH HM22D DVB LCD TV Monitor
By Plasma LCD on July 17th, 2008

If you cannot decide if you’re going to invest in an LCD TV or an LCD monitor then here’s a great deal for you. The Hyundai 22in BlueH HM22D is both an LCD TV and monitor you can place in your home office so that you get the best of both worlds—work and then watch TV when you get a little bored.
While the plain matte black color of this 22-inch TV-Monitor will blend well with any office equipment or office interiors, it is not particularly a beauty. However, if you’re going to do much work or watch too many T shows then you do not need to look intently over your display so that’s ok. This LCD TV and monitor has a metal-like speaker bar which is visible at the bottom which sorts of break the color monotony.
However, busy bodies and couch potatoes will definitely love the oversize remote control which measures around nine inches. But while big enough, the remote does not have a very good layout of its buttons.
However, considering all the pros and cons, the Hyundai 22in BlueH HM22D is nice to have because it functions both as a TV and as a monitor which means you get to save space wherever you decide to place the display. It is also well within your budget.
Gateway XHD3000 LCD Monitor
By Plasma LCD on July 8th, 2008
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The Gateway XHD3000 LCD Monitor is an expensive LCD monitor at $1,699 that’s well worth the price considering its many features. The monitor comes with a lot of extras including several connections for easy attachment to other gadgets that can make your job more efficient. It also boasts of sharp picture quality, built-in speakers and a viewing angle that makes watching easier even from any angle.
This 30-inches big and one-inch thick LCD monitor has Blu-ray and DVD playback. It is a sophisticated-looking monitor that’ great for any home office with its dark grey color and matte finish. You cannot adjust the height of the monitor but you can adjust the screen to the left and right and tilt it by 30 degrees.
The Gateway XHD3000 LCD Monitor has a 2,650×1,600 pixel resolution, a 6ms response time and a 1000:1 contrast ratio.
LG 47LG60 Scarlet TV
By Plasma LCD on July 1st, 2008

The LG 47LG60 Scarlet TV is a 2.7 inch thick LCD TV has one of the finest picture quality compared to other LCDs. This 47- inch “Scarlet” TV is a good buy at $3.499.95 but a bit heavy on the pocket.
One of the things you will immediately notice about this TV is the reduced sightings of vision blur thanks to the high-speed LCD technology which minimizes motion blur that destroys the minute details on the screen. At the same time, the technology is able to maintain the color quality of the LCD.
The picture controls are great and the glossy black bezel with a crimson trim on the base stand makes the TV simply classy and attractive. The swivable stand can be moved by 40 degrees allowing greater view no matter where you are sitting.
The scarlet moniker is not incidental though because aside from the crimson trim on the stand, the TV’s rear chassis is also in red giving it an attractive accent no matter what angle you view it from.
You also get maximum connectivity as it has four HDMI ports one of which can be accessed from the side and two component video ports. You can also use the VGA for PC use to connect to your computer. There is also a USB port which allows you access to your digital camera and share yout JPEG photos.











