HP Pavilion W19b

HP L1908w

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 W19ev

I got this monitor about a year ago after my previous monitor broke. The w19ev is a 19 inch widescreen monitor made by HP. At the time of buying the monitor, it was fairly cheap. I am not sure if it is still manufactured today, but for the sake of HP - I hope it isn t. The speakers are pretty much pointless as they don t work properly. To make them work, you need to have your headphones plugged in halfway to the headphone port. I don t see why they didn t just leave the speakers out! If you move the monitor slightly, then the power plug at the back of the monitor decides to make a horrible sparky type noise then the screen goes black. To solve this you have to push 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 ...