HP L1950g

HP W19

I m possitive the old 4:3 LG tft it replaced produced much better blacks and colours. With a little tweaking you can add colour with nvidias digital vibrance too built in the drivers. Backlight can also be a issue on dark scenes you can easily see it emiting and ruining the blacks. Having said its not brilliant it was the cheapest widescreen tft on the market at the time of purchase from pc world at £150. It has dual input so ive got the pc on dvi and use my xbox 360 on the vga port. Gaming wise the monitor has no ghosting or other problems. The dual mode leads me to my next problem the buttons. The buttons on the monitor are awful, really hard to press and awkward. ...

HP Vs19x

down with 2 buttons, then a menu button. When you press menu a dialogue box comes up with different options: Brightness, contrast etc. Oh and this screen also has built in speakers which actually product good quality sound. The screen can auto adjust by pressing the auto/select button, so if it has been moved of centre just press this button and it all goes back. About the built in speakers, the screen also came with a sound cable that plugs into the screen and the headphone socket in the computer. The volume can be easily changed with the up and down buttons on the screen. Its such as easy screen to use, everything is labled and the buttons are on the side to make the ...

HP Pavilion F1903

Good: About a year ago I replaced my old monitor with this model. And I have to say I am very pleased with it. The picture quality is very good and has never failed to please me wi'll i've been watching films or browsing youtube. Another good feature is the 19" flat-panel LCD screen which for me is perfect for watching media and because it's quite slim it saves space. The monitor is also compatible with 60hz which is very good as nearly everything runs off 60hz these days. Bad: Fortunately there are only one or two things wrong with this monitor and they are the pixels and the buttons on the bottom left hand side of it. Lets start with the pixels. Unfortunatly ...