HP L1908w

A Great Addition (216 words)
by pdtrussell - written on 08/03/08 (Useful, 148 readings)
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I bought this product as an extra screen for my laptop (bought from PC world: in store, terrible service, probberly lack of staff). It works very well with my laptop, and when my mate borrowed it, it projected the image so clearly and with the array of brightness and contrast settings it can suit all tastes. There is an auto function aswell which lets the screen adjust itself to best fit the programme which is running. I bought this screen after alot of research into screens because in the price range £100 to £150 it has one of the fastest refresh times. The build quality is great, it is securely pieced together with a sturdy frame and stiff angle setter to keep the ...

HP W1907v

Crystal Clear Computing... (1207 words)
by hukerjohn1 - written on 10/03/09, updated on 09/04/10 (Very useful, 585 readings)
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Flat Screen Monitor * I am a big fan of Hewlett-Packard and have rarely been disappointed by their products, so after receiving this monitor as a Christmas present back in 07 I was pretty chuffed. This particular model has a 19" widescreen screen, has a resolution of 1440 x 900 and runs at 60 Hz. The contrast ratio (ratio of the brightest white to the darkest black the monitor is able to achieve) is 1:1000 which is totally adequate for my needs. It s essentially a great all round monitor that suits my needs perfectly. Installation As with most modern computing equipment this monitor was incredibly easy to set up and install. One simply attaches the heavy ...

HP W1907v

Good monitor in this price range (270 words)
by pumpinfurious - written on 06/10/08 (Very useful, 313 readings)
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are bright. Upon taking the monitor out of the box, I was astounded by the stupendous amount of effort that had been put into protecting this monitor in the packaging. It could have been hurled down a flight of stairs, and I m sure that there still wouldn t have been a mark on it. Everything that you need is in there, ranging from the monitor itself, power cable, audio and video signal cables, and a handy installation CD which allows you to amend any advanced settings, and also for the audio setup. I was shocked by the volume of the speakers, considering that you can t even see them. They re nicely hidden away. Having said this, when you turn the volume up a ...