Apple Reviews

If you own a Macintosh PowerPC G3, before Mac went color crazy, this is the memory chip for you. It was extremely easy to install. It took about 15 minutes and then WHAM! BAM! I got more RAM!

I have done price comparisons with other computer sites, and for what Amazon is asking for is practically half of what their competition is demanding.

Do yourself a favor and get this today!

I had just bought my first iMac (or my first Mac I should say) after using PCs for all these years, and was pretty impressed, but decided to add the extra memory for the graphic programs I was using. I was really surprised at how much better the machine functioned after the upgrade and would recommend buying this product through Amazon due to the fact that it quick and simple to order!

Muy fácil de instalar, muy rápida y no causa problemas de compatibilidad alguno... Espectacular.

WORKS GREAT! Easy to install although I had to use my iMac book for installation....no problems. Rebate was offered when I purchased PNY-128RAM and I received it...no problem. IT'S JUST RAM-you like it becasue you need or want it for computer performance.

I bought one of these for my Mac about a year ago and now am purchasing another...seems that the price has come down a bit.

To make a long story short, the monitor is absolutely fabulous and you can not go wrong with it.

I bought the EO90, the immediate predecessor to this unit, about a year ago. When I got it, I was stunned by the sharp image quality and high refresh rates. I am especially sensitive to flicker and need to use a high refresh; this monitor lets me run a comfortabe 1024x768 at 100Hz. It goes all the way up to 160Hz for 640x480, though at 160 it starts to get a little fuzzy.

I can't begin to tell what all the controls are supposed to do, but I can tell that if I could figure them out they'd be great. I do know that the monitor allows you to set a custom "color temperature" which, I suppose, would be a boon for graphics designers.

If you are looking for an excellent 19" monitor, you can't go wrong with this model from Princeton Graphics.

I have had the 240T for over a year now. It is flat out the best monitor one the market today. 1920x1200 over DVI gives razor sharp text, the backlight is super bright and completely even and the colors are stunning. It has such a high pixel frequency that there is never any streaking when playing games. HDTV is awesome on it. Hook up a MyHD card with DVI and enjoy full resolution HDTV.
Everyone who comes over to my house cannot believe how nice it is (and most of my friends are computer geeks).
Trust me, 5 minutes after you pull the 240T out of the box you will forget how much you paid for it.

Until I put the Samsung 240T on my desk, I had thought I could never have a monitor that was too large. Now I'm not so sure. This monitor's physically wide enough that if I position it as close to me as I'd position other LCDs, I actually have to swivel my head to view the whole screen. And the pixel pitch (size of pixels) is wider than I was used to on my IBM A21P Thinkpad notebook (1600x1200 resolution on 15" diagonal) and on my SGI 1600SW (1600x1024 resolution on 17" diagonal). All in all, the monitor looks better viewed from a little further away than these monitors. The brightness, contrast and viewing angle on this monitor blows away anything else I've ever seen. The panel is absolutely uniformly lit and mine arrived with no dead or stuck pixels. The 1920x1200 resolution is large enough for the highest resolution HDTV (1080, which is 1920x1080 pixels).

Contrary to both Samsung's manual and Radeon's manuals, but in agreement with comments on countless mailing lists, both the Radeon 9000 and 9700 Pro models with 128MB memory were able to drive this monitor at full 1920x1200 resolution with DVI. The difference between DVI inputs and VGA inputs is night and day, with DVI being far superior in terms of sharpness. The S-video inputs are quite reasonable, and TV images look as good on this monitor as on other analog TVs, and provide a means to play VHS from from VCR without needing S-video inputs on my computer. But DVDs look much much better when played on the computer's DVD player through a decent progressive software decoder like WinDVD coupled with the graphics card's built-in rescaler. In fact, it's one of the best DVD images I've ever seen. To get the best sound, I take the computer's S/PDIF digital output directly into my AV receiver, thus bypassing my computer's sound card entirely.

All in all, this is a great monitor for home theater and one of only a handful of monitors that run 1920x1200 resolution. Others include Sony's PremierePro P232 23"; Samsung's replacement for this model, the 241MP 24", which also has component video input; and the Apple Cinema HD 23", which requires a connector dongle for DVI input and has no hardware control or S-video input. The Samsung 210T is an identical monitor feature-wise, and uses the same panel technology and same size pixels, but provides a conventional 1600x1200 aspect ratio. Note that it does not come with the speakers, but then I wanted to use my serious home theater speakers anyway.

I bought this monitor from Office Depot through Amazon.com and am very pleased with it. I read a lot of other reviews about LCDs having dead pixels on them, and was a bit concerned before ordering, but I am pleased to say that I only found 1 dead pixel. This monitor rotates both vertically and horizontally and looks and functions great. Color and resolution are very good also.

I just updated my home computer system and am so happy with my new monitor- it is a flat panel LCD monitor that is smaller, more compact and streamlined than my bulky older monitor. The Sony Flat panel LCD looks modern and has sharp resolution- its great for gamers!

This is a great looking, great working and well priced monitor. Sometimes I turn my computer just to see it. go get one.

We have had this extremely trouble-free monitor hooked up to our HP computer for 5 and a half months now, and love it! Flat screens are the best. The image quality is perfect- I watched a dvd on the computer and the quality astounded me. The reason we got this brand was because the guys at office depot had one hooked up, running continously, for over 1 year with no problems...

I highly recommend this monitor as one who has used it 8 hours a day, five days a week, for the last 18 months. The image quality is superb and has not diminished. I've found the monitor great for general publishing use, including a lot of time in Photoshop (graphics & color-intensive) and FrameMaker (B&W/text intensive). I use it at 1162x864 and there is no flicker. I previously used a Sony Trinitron, and I rate this twice as good as the Sony.

This monitor is one of the best 21" monitors I've used to date. I've been using it for a year now, at 1600x1200, true color, at 85Hz refresh.

The picture is sharp and bright, with accurate colors, and the controls are quite intuitive.

This is an excellent monitor. Well worth the money. This Monitor is well suited for graphics work or for playing games. A great choice in monitors!

This is a phenomenal value! This monitor has excellent color and contrast. If you were thinking of getting a 17" monitor, DON'T. At this price, this monitor is UNBELIEVABLE, and you should buy it. This is also PC Magazine's Editor's choice.

I purchased my first flat screen. Viewsonic had good reviews, so I purchased their brand. The monitor is crystal clear with no flaws. It is very bright, which can be adjusted. It is clearer than my old CRT, and larger viewing area because the 17" screen is full. Great purchase. No headaches.

This monitor is sharp. It mounts on the wall or sits on the desk. It has built in speakers (which I don't use--so I don't know how they sound). There is one dead pixel, the rest are very sharp.

Originally, the images on the screen were shadowed. This was a result of my video card (All-in-wonder 8500). I upgraded my video card (G4Ti4200). Now it looks stunning.

I chose this monitor because of it's 16ms refresh rate, which, from my research, is one of the fastest on the market for flat panel monitors. I play Battlefield 1942 with it and it look as good as my previous CRT (playing games was a concern I had regarding flat paneled monitors--this monitor works fast!)

If you have the right video card, this monitor is a winner. Crisp lettering on documents, fast refreshing for gaming. Viewsonic is a reputable name and I couldn't be more satisfied.

After looking at all the monitors for high resolution graphics work available on the market and checking their quality and support levels I settled on this monitor and have not been disappointed. This monitor does not have the trinitron screen grid where two horizontal support wires show up on your screen at high resolution settings (very annoying!) that is common in high end monitors. Take this baby to the max resolution of the monitor and you seen nothing but rich unmarred colorful pixels.

Hitachi should get more credit as a company for the quality of their products.