Iiyama Vision Master Pro 510

This is big, and it’s heavy, don’t break you’re back picking it up, and hopefully you have a table strong enough to support the weight of this beast. In the box you get the monitor and stand which you attach, a d-sub video and a power cable. Also on the back of the monitor are 5 BNC connectors for a different type of video cable. Setting up is straight forward, only thing to consider is do you have the desk space available to put this monitor. Windows automatically detects the monitor, no drivers necessary, though you do get a disc with the monitor. This monitor is capable of displaying a resolution of 2048 by 1536, but 1280 by 1024, or 1600 by 2000 is the ...  Read the complete review

The Vision Master Pro 510 is a hefty 22-inch screen that certainly should take up all your desk space, although it's worth noting that the viewable area is the same 20 inches as most 21-inch monitors. Once you've got it out of the box (a significant achievement in itself with a monitor of this size, because it weights a monstrous 33kg) and connected to your PC, you can start to take advantage of its capabilities. Like the maximum resolution of 2,048 x 1,536, for example, which is displayed at a refresh rate of 80Hz. As with most monitors, though, I found the top resolution a little uncomfortable to read and I'm happier at 1,800 x 1,440 or ...  Read the complete review

I own a 17" Iiyama which I've had for over 3 years and I've never seen a monitor which comes close to it's picture quality. Based on my personal experience I got a 22" Iiyama for work. It's picture quality is even better than my 17" Iiyama. Using it with a Matrox G400 graphics card gives stunnnig results. The highest resolution I can use it comfortably is 1600x1280 which looks great. Any higher than that really isn't usable. One thing to note if you're thinking of buying one of these beasts, it's HEAVY! I can't remember the exact weight but you'll need two people to get it out of the box and onto the desk. ...  Read the complete review