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22 Inch LCD Monitor With Wide Screen LCD Monitor For Tv Monitor

22 Inch LCD Monitor With Wide Screen LCD Monitor For Tv Monitor

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22 inch lcd monitor with wide screen lcd monitor for tv monitor     

 

LCD monitor display

  PANEL:22"(16:10)   Active area: 473.76×296.10(mm2) 

  Max.resolution:1680*1050@60Hz  
  Pixel pitch:0 .2823mm    Max.contrast ratio:1000:1
  Max. brightness:450cd/m2 
  Resoibse time tr/tf:5ms    Color:16.7M
  Viewing angle H:170° V:150°

 

 

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Q: I am planning to get a new LCD or LED monitor for gaming. What should I look for when choosing a monitor for gaming. Can you also give me some recommendations please.Thanks
they're the two exceedingly plenty the comparable. LED is purely touching on liquid crystal demonstrate video demonstrate contraptions utilising LED (gentle-emitting diode) backlighting relatively of CCFL (chilly-Cathode Fluorescent Lamp) backlighting chanced on on classic liquid crystal demonstrate video demonstrate contraptions. because of the fact liquid crystal demonstrate video demonstrate contraptions can not gentle itself up, they want a backlight to do it and that's the reason CCFL or LED are used. LED is purely customary to be extra capability efficient and could make a demonstrate screen slimmer and hues can come out somewhat extra valuable. I even have the LG E2340V that's a variety of so-observed as LED video demonstrate contraptions and it is exceedingly sturdy. It does not quite warmth up plenty. the two is large for gaming.
Q: I know they have started using led for backlighting in 2005, but I'm not sure how far they have come with the technology. I've been putting off getting a new monitor thinking leds will come out soon. And if they do, will the cost a fortune?Thanks
the new thing like that is OLED monitors (organic light emitting diodes) which don't need to be back lit and use less power.
Q: I was thinking of buying an LCD monitor to dedicate to my Xbox 360 and wondered if this enhances the image quality at all compared to bog standard SDTV's, etc?Also, is there such a thing as an HD Monitor and if so where can I find one in the UK?Thanks.
No, the LCD is bad to use with a game console.
Q: I want to hook up an LCD monitor to my laptop. I do mainly Excel/Outlook work so I am more concerned about crisp, clear text than color matching. Which specifications should I focus on? Any recomendations on a specific make/model? I am looking for a 19 or 21 Widescreen for under $250.
Hi! I'm from Europe and I'd go for Siemens/BenQ. Since you are using Office applications, I'd recommend the models that have a latency time of 4ms or less ( 2 :) ) for increased refresh rates, the higher, the better for the eyes. Also, brightness is very important. You might also want to enable Clear Type in Windows by Right Click on DesktopPropertiesAppearanceEffectsThe second list. This is good for your laptop too. Good luck!
Q: i have just got a lcd monitor from a friend and ive plugged it in etc but the screen goes blank although the green light is on if i switch it off and on again i get a picture for about 2 seconds then it goes blank again spoke to my friend and it seemed fine when she had it i don't know the make of it as it don't say on the back anyone have any ideas im using an old Monitor at the moment which is working ok so im presuming its not my pc.
More than likely the inverter board for your LCD has gone bad. The inverter board powers the back lights in your LCD. If you will take a flash light and shine it directly at the LCD you will probably see the display very dimmly. You can purchase the board and swap it yourself or you can pay someone to do it. Either way it will be cheaper than buying a new LCD.
Q: A neighbor offered to sell me an older 24 LCD monitor ( with one dead pixel ) for a good price. Since I have limited funds, this would work well if there was a way to fix it or at least minimize the effect.Any suggestions? Is there a way to repair or minimize the pixel somehow?Thanks in advance.
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Q: I have a philips LCD monitor which is 4 years old.When I am using my pc it suddenly goes blank and stops working.Sometimes this happens after 2 hours,sometimes after 15 minutes.On certain occasions it shows me a message change display to 1280 x 1024 (60Hz).I have tried that but it had no effect.How do I determine what the problem is?Note:Sometimes the display comes back on after a second or two and it continues to work like nothing happened.
Assuming you've already checked your operating system's screensaver settings, and made sure there aren't any power-saving settings enabled on the monitor's hardware itself, it could be because there's a subtle incompatibility between your video card, video driver, and the monitor itself. If you're running Windows, remove all the video and monitor references from the Device Manager and reboot to let Windows rediscover and refresh the setup. If it only detects your monitor as Generic LCD monitor or some such, and the problem is still occurring, you may want to check the internet to see if there's a specific driver for that monitor. In addition, look the model of monitor up, find out its hardware resolution, and set your Windows desktop resolution to the same numbers. Also make sure that your video card supports that particular resolution - some of the older cards don't work all that well with widescreen LCDs. To get around that problem a bit, make sure you are running the very latest video drivers for your video card.
Q: I have a Hp mx703 CRT Monitor and Hp 1502 LCD Monitor and I want to know which one is better in gaming and everyday use. Thanks in replies
The MX703 CRT native resolution is 1280x1024, while the 1502 LCD native resolution is only 1024x768. So if desktop real estate is important to you, go with the CRT. Otherwise go with the LCD as it's less radiation and takes up less desk space. If it were ME, I'd get an LCD with a higher native resolution, like 1920x1200
Q: I own a Samsung 943 snx plus LCD monitor which is quite dirty right now, it has dark tiny spots which is dust, i want to know how to clean them, i used the cleaning cloth (dry, just the cloth) which came with the monitor but the dirt wont go away, what should i use, can i use water? somebody please tell how correctly clean my monitor please.
Personally, I use a product that I picked up in the automotive section. Stoner Invisible Glass cleans very well and doesn't leave behind any residue. I spray the product on to a cotton towel and wipe down the monitor, then just give it a few minutes to air dry. A can of this stuff runs $3.89 at Walmart. Failing that, there are wet wipes specifically made for wiping down monitors/electronics. They run around $4 for a box of 50 and work quite well. EDIT: Derek, wow. It's amazing we came up with the same answer.
Q: I know it's not going to be simple, but I'm sure someone, somewhere must have tried this. I have a couple of LCD monitors for computers I would like to refurbish - one was a flat screen I had for my PC that burned out a couple of years ago and another is for a laptop (less than a year old) and it seems to have stopped working.What I want to know is, is there anywhere that I can find instructions or a process for taking it apart and rebuilding it/refurbish the monitors to see if they can be fixed. I've checked google, but all that comes up is sites for monitors that are already refurbished - no sites that offer details on the process. This surprised me, because as I said, sure people must have tried and done this successfully and put it out on the web - people do that all the time for the most inane stuff, yet I can't find anything.
I would try doing a search for the specific monitor type (brand and model) that you are looking to refurbish as each monitor is going to have a different process. I had a similar problem when I went to repair my laptop's LCD screen. Check the manufacturer's website as well for maintenance documents. Take note, however, that the parts for your monitor may cost more that it would cost you to just go out and purchase a new monitor.

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