AOC I2757FM 27″ Pro IPS LED Monitor Review
" Today we are looking at a rather attractive monitor from AOC – the i2757Fm. This LED screen features true HD 1920×1080 resolution and a frameless panel design. It also has MHL support, meaning it can display content from a MHL smartphone or tablet. "
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Posted on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 @ 10:33:02 UTC in AOC by Wesslan
Monitor: BenQ GW2750HM Monitor
BenQ GW2750HM Monitor Review
" Today I’ll be taking a look at one of BenQ’s mid-range monitors for the home and office, the BenQ GW2750HM. While the monitor is LED powered and hence very thin, its big selling points is its VA (vertical alignment) panel, an alternative to both IPS and TN that sits somewhere in the middle of the two technologies. Let’s see how this 27″ 1080p monitor compares to others in its price range, as well as top of the line models elsewhere. "
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Posted on Sunday, April 14, 2013 @ 18:40:47 UTC in BenQ by Wesslan
ViewSonic TD2340 23in Touchscreen Display Video Review
" Today Kaeyi Dream takes a look at the ViewSonic TD2340 Touch-screen LCD Display. Check it out! "
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Posted on Saturday, April 13, 2013 @ 19:38:05 UTC in ViewSonic by Wesslan
Monitor: Asus VG248QE 144hz Gaming Monitor
Asus VG248QE 144hz Gaming Monitor Review
" Today we are looking at the latest 24 inch monitor from ASUS – the VG248QE, which sports a 1080p resolution, nVidia 3D Vision support and a 144hz refresh rate for super smooth 3D gaming. We weren’t overly impressed with the VG278HE 27 inch 144hz screen when we reviewed it back in October last year so we hope the VG248QE can produce the goods. Reviewing an ASUS monitor can be an bewildering experience because you never know quite what you will be getting as the quality can vary wildly from range to range. The company produce many inexpensive panels that quite often don’t cut the mustard. That said, I was impressed with their VN247H Super Narrow Bezel LED panel which I reviewed back on the 18th. While the image quality was far from perfect, at the modest asking price of £170 the pros far outweighed the cons. The tiny 9mm bezel was also a commendable selling point for multi screen configurations. "
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Posted on Sunday, January 27, 2013 @ 15:36:50 UTC in ASUS by Wesslan
Asus VN247H Super Narrow Bezel LED Monitor Review
" Today we are looking at the latest VN247H from ASUS. This monitor will stand out in the crowd due to the super narrow bezel which measures less than 1 centimeter. The VN247H is VESA wall mount compatible and has a scratch proof rear panel for ultimate durability. Should this be next on your shortlist in 2013? There is no doubt that the VN247H is designed from the ground up for gamers. Asus are quoting an ultra fast 1ms (gray-to-gray) response time with a specially designed ultra thin surrounding bezel, ideal for multi screen solutions. "
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Posted on Saturday, January 19, 2013 @ 01:53:00 UTC in ASUS by Wesslan
Monitor: AOC i2367Fh
AOC i2367Fh LCD Monitor Review
" I've now spent the better part of a week using AOC's latest thin-bezel monitor, the 23" i2367Fh. I've ran every monitor test I can muster, watched movies, and played several different games on it to get a feel for how it performs. No matter how hard I try to admire its good qualities, the overall feeling I've had the entire time is no different than a trip to Burger King or (like the title implies) making my way through Aperture Science. "
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Posted on Sunday, January 13, 2013 @ 01:38:46 UTC in AOC by Wesslan
Monitor: Acer S275HLbmii monitor
Acer S275HLbmii monitor review
" We've reviewed quite a few Acer monitors, including several very nice ones, but they've all been screens with TN panels. They recently began developing monitors with IPS panels, and the first one we got our hands on is the Acer S275HLbmii. It's a 27-inch model priced around £233. The S275HLbmii falls in the same price segment as the recently reviewed LG IPS277L-BN and the ASUS Designo MX279H. That's not the only similarity with those monitors, because it looks like they all employ the same panel made by LG.Display. This panel is used by a number of different manufacturers. "
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Posted on Monday, December 31, 2012 @ 20:26:00 UTC in ACER by Wesslan
Monitor: BenQ RL2450HT
BenQ RL2450HT review
" BenQ managed to catch the attention of a number of our readers with a monitor that's supposedly very well-suited for RTS games. The BenQ RL2450HT has been out since late 2011 in the colour black, and in August BenQ also introduced a white version that we will review here today. Will it be crowned king of all gaming monitors? BenQ says that the BenQ RL2450HT has been developed together with the Korean StarTale gaming team. These games have managed to make a living off their StarCraft II expertise, which is possible because the RTS game is hugely popular in South Korea. We recently also reviewed the Eizo Foris FS2333, another gaming monitor that was also developed together with professional gamers. "
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Posted on Monday, December 31, 2012 @ 20:09:04 UTC in BenQ by Wesslan
Monitor: LG E93 monitor
LG E93 monitor review
" The 16:9 aspect ratio is no longer that unusual, both for computer monitors and for TVs. While there are still a select few computer users that loyally adhere to 16:10 screens, the majority of displays on the market are 1.78:1 or 16:9. There's more, however. At the IFA fair in September 2012 LG announced a monitor with a 21:9 aspect ratio. This imposing 29-inch screen reached our doorstep recently, and we put it though the usual series of tests. So what's the point of such a wide screen? "
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Posted on Friday, December 28, 2012 @ 14:56:53 UTC in LG by Wesslan
Monitor: ASUS PB278Q 2560x1440 Monitor
ASUS PB278Q 2560x1440 Monitor Review
" Monitor choice is thankfully a lot easier in recent times. Even a cheap TN panel will be reasonable quality. For gamers though we've had a couple of different branches to take on the display path. The advent of 3D and Eyefinity has meant that there really are a lot of choice available. Do you go for the trickery of 3D? If so do you prefer active or passive 3D? Maybe you're not a fan of wearing glasses when playing and like the surround of multiple monitors. Perhaps neither of those appeals. You haven't got the desk space for surround gaming, and would rather spend all of your money on one giant monitor. Enter the ASUS PB278Q, a 27" monitor with a whopping 2560x1440 resolution. "
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Posted on Monday, December 17, 2012 @ 21:57:18 UTC in ASUS by Wesslan





