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LG W1942TQ-BF
$140.00
Released May, 2008
The Pros:Minimal footprint, great for cluttered desks and tight spaces. Draws next to no power while in operation. Setup is quick and easy, only takes a minute.
The Cons:Darker scenes in movies tend to lose details, all just looks black. 16:10 ratio is a little odd, tends to show video and images stretched out a bit.
The LG W1942TQ-BF is a mid-cost 19" LCD computer monitor. LG promotes this monitor as being ideal for both movie viewing and game play. This monitor is equipped with the Flatron f-engine, which automatically adjusts the contrast and brightness to suit the images you are viewing.
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The 8000:1 digital fine contrast ratio is an improvement over traditional, non-digital contrast ratio monitors. The Intelligent Auto Resolution feature automatically adjusts the 1440x900 resolution to suit the viewing situation. The 2 millisecond response time of the W1942TQ-BF ensures that you will never have to wait for this monitor to catch up. The Clear Vision feature of the W1942-TQ-BF helps you to avoid eye strain when viewing small images. The LG W1942TQ-BF is Energy Star qualified.
Features
- 19" LCD monitor
- Energy Star qualified
- Clear Vision
- 2ms response time
- Flatron f-engine
- 8000:1 digital fine contrast ratio
- 1440x900 resolution
- Intelligent Auto Resolution
- TN panel
- 16:10 aspect ratio
- 300cd/m2 brightness
- 170 degree/170 degree viewing angle
- 16.2 million color depth
- 0.2835mm pixel pitch
- Anti glare surface treatment
- D-Sub, DVI-D inputs
- Color: Black
- Base detachable stand
- Weight: 9lbs.
- sRGB
- Pb free
- DDC/CI
- HDCP
- Power cord
User Reviews (1)
Pros & Cons
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minimal footprint, great for cluttered desks and tight spaces
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draws next to no power while in operation
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setup is quick and easy, only takes a minute
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very fast response, great for video games
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viewing angles are great, can see it from extreme angles
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very light weight, easy to shift it around as needed
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darker scenes in movies tend to lose details, all just looks black
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16:10 ratio is a little odd, tends to show video and images stretched out a bit
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