Monitor Reviews

I just bought this monitor for my sister's new computer. She can't stop raving about it. Everything is clear, crisp, and easy on the eyes. Setup is easy and there is an auto-adjust feature. I played my Star Wars KOTOR game on it and did not notice any ghosting, smearing, or other artifacts thanks to the fast pixel response time. The monitor has an analog interface and comes with a standard cable to connect to a computer. The tiny, built-in speakers are a disappointment and there is no easy way to adjust the volume. You must use an on-screen menu to change the volume and there is no mute if you need the sound off fast. The visuals will "WOW" you, but the sound will hurt your ears.

Excellent picture No ghosting with Battlefield 1942
DVI cable included. USB cable as well. Built in card scanner a plus for slide shows.

Gaming LCD is here !!!!

A definite buy

I just bought this monitor on June 18 but not from Amazon though. This monitor is an excellent monitor, I think it's about the same quality as the Dell Ultrasharp 1901FP, if not better. When I first hooked this monitor up, it's a little too bright for me so I have to turn it down a bit and it's a little bit difficult to hook the monitor cable up, but you only need to do it once so that wasn't a problem. And for the price on a 19" you cannot beat and it's also a excellent monitor. I am a very picky person and this monitor leave me with speechless when I hooked it up. Oh yeah, and no dead pixel for me.

I found this product as a very convinient way of measuring blood pressure and pulse rate. It was easy to wear on the wrist and get the above information in less than half a minute. The wrist band gets automatically inflated to an appropriate level. One can even use it while on a treadmill.

i didn't really need the entire six feet of cable, all I was doing was putting my keyboard in a cabinet under my desk so that it wouldn't take up the room on my desk which is in high demand from work, CDs, etc.

5/27/04
My Canon Multipass MP360 just arrived. I am so excited about this new printer. It is beautiful. And well worth the investment. I was looking for a fast printer and reasonable priced ink cartridge. I am well Please.....
Thank you, Connie in Texas

I was surprised to be able to get such a great cordless phone for the price I paid. The Phone works great and some of the features I liked most was that it came with a HEADSET, had an illuminated keypad, modem connection monitor and much more.

I found this phone to be more than I expected. It had great sound and features for the money, in fact it even came with the headset.

Best monitor I have ever had. Fully recommend it.

Rather than replace a beloved desk which can't accommodate today's humongous monitors, I opted for a flat panel, and chose the FP745A after seeing several 15" and 17" models side-by-side at the store. Despite the steep price, I don't regret my choice.

The sharpness and color saturation are excellent (and can be fine-tuned by the user right down to specifying your own RGB values). The screen is so nonreflective that I can use it comfortably beside a sunny window (which was a major problem with my old monitor). Because the *viewable* area is 15", it doesn't seem that much smaller than the 17" (i.e., 16" viewable)Trinitron CRT I use at work, and I've found it more than satisfactory for everything from spreadsheets to simulation games. Plus, it weighs almost nothing, so I can easily shift it around as need be to make more room on my desk.

My one complaint is that the two of the cables that come with it might be adequate if the monitor were sitting atop a console CPU, but they're far too short to reach a minitower that sits at floor level. (However, a couple of inexpensive cable extensions solved that problem.)

One tip for the user: I connected mine to a new Compaq 7110US, which automatically set up the monitor using a preinstalled driver. Later, when I'd go to Control Panel>Display Properies>Settings, the monitor would flip out and I'd have to cold boot to get any image back. The problem was solved by (re)installing the driver from the diskette that came with the monitor. My OS (WinMe) balked, insisting I already had the optimum driver, but IT WAS LYING. Afterward, I was finally able change the palette from 16-bit to 32-bit (true) color, which made a world of difference.