Hansol 710 A

Hansol are a company that produce a lot of the monitors that are supplied with other manufacturers machines as a default monitor... ...the main one being Novatech - that's not bad. Alas, PC World have also been known...ahem, NOT good for a self-respecting manufacturer...? However, this should not put you off...just because you are getting a relatively cheap monitor does not mean in this case that the monitor will be substandard. The 710A is their bog standard 17` (unless you agree with Mr Blair that `bog-standard` is unfair, in which case it`s a `promising` 17`... :-) ) I`m writing this on it right now. The text is clear, well defined - and the ...

The Hansol 710A offers great value for money. The display is a rock steady 85hz at 1024 x 768 (the best resolotion for a 17" monitor). It's very easy to set-up, with the on screen display being very intuitive and the picture is quite good. Colours are clear and I've found no sign of any ghosting. It isn't the world's best monitor but it's not the worst either. If you are on a tight budget, and want a decent 17" monitor, put this on your short list. ...

From the point-of-view of price/performance nearly unbeatable. Under 200 Euro 17´-monitors are hard to find. Fulfills the swedish radiation norm TCO 99. Manual and installation simple and understandable. Technical specifications: ---------------------------- Max. resolution: 1280 dots x 1024 lines Max. frequency: 110 MHz ---------------------------- Disadvantage: No driver disk or CD-ROM. But there is a standard Hansol driver in Windows 98, which means the installation works without and the newest driver is fast downloadable from the net. But this little problem doesn´t harm the fun at all. For the ...