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AOC 2436Vw
$179.99
Released August, 2009
The Pros:Setup requires no tools, screen easily snaps tight to the base. Saves energy by going to sleep if connection is accidentally lost, unlike "no signal" display on many other monitors. Very low instances of blurring even at high resolutions.
The Cons:Menu does not have any labels/words, so users must navigate via icons. Viewing angle is not very wide compared to many other monitors. Drivers affecting brightness adjustment must be installed manually.
The AOC 2436Vw is a mid-cost twenty-four inch computer monitor that can also be used as a video display (thanks to its DVI-HDCP digital input). With a 1920 x 1080 resolution, this monitor can display 1080p HD content.
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The 60000:1 dynamic contrast ratio helps to ensure depth for the over sixteen million supported colors. The five millisecond response time helps to ensure that fast video or gaming will not blur or streak by. This model differs from the higher cost 2436Vh model in that the 2436Vh is equipped with an HDMI input (for higher quality video output than the DVI-HDCP input will allows), and has a pair of 1.5 watt speakers built in.
Features
- ENERGY STAR Compliant
- cULus regulated
- FCC regulated
- Certified for Windows Vista
- Touch Sensitive Controls
- USB Pass-thru
- User Friendly Graphical OSD Menu
- VESA 100mm Wall Mount Compliant
- Kensington Security Slot
- i-Menu software OSD
- 16:9 image aspect ratio
- 300 cd/m2 brightness
- 60000:1 contrast ratio
- 5ms response time
- 1920 x 1080 resolution
- 60Hz refresh rate
- > 16 Million colors supported
- RGB D-Sub analog input
- DVI-HDCP digital input
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Setup requires no tools, screen easily snaps tight to the base
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Saves energy by going to sleep if connection is accidentally lost, unlike "no signal" display on many other monitors
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Very low instances of blurring even at high resolutions
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Instant compatibility with a wide range of video cards
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Menu does not have any labels/words, so users must navigate via icons
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Viewing angle is not very wide compared to many other monitors
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Drivers affecting brightness adjustment must be installed manually
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High instances of contrast problems, blacks appear cloudy and vary across the screen
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