HP L2151ws

makes it a particularly good option for those looking for a good sized widescreen monitor without unnecessarily cluttering your work space. A responsive 5ms display allows for superior performance in all manner of applications, from day-to-day use, graphic design and gaming and with a wide selection of configurable options through the built in on-screen display customising brightness, contrast and many other features is possible, although as with many monitors it may take a few moments to be accustomed to the controls in order to do this as the functionality isn t quite as intuitive as one would hope for. The only true drawback I have found is that the supplied AC ...

HP 2159v

in all things was going to be a great improvement, but I must say that when I occasionally dig the old laptop out it is the screen that stands out as being substandard by comparison. Similarly, my square monitor at work drives me crazy, now I have this one at home. The 2159v is a perfect size, I feel. It is a spacious, panoramic screen that is good for the way we see, because it is wide enough to fill a comfortable proportion of our field of sight without becoming uncomfortable. You can, therefore, have multiple windows open at once. The picture is crisp and highly defined and bright and is good for photos, games and films. It is also thin, so does not take up the whole ...

HP 2159v

people like me, those who just want to know how easy it is to use and what s it like. If you want all the technical Gen, then please look in PC World or on Amazon, thanks. My take:- The monitor is a Flat screen LCD (See I know that bit)...typical HP offering, very easy on the eye and in typical HP corporate colours, Black with a brushed Aluminium style surround. There is minimal clutter on the front, the HP logo, the model number and a handful of carefully hidden finger controls under the front Right hand lower edge. I know these are used to set the screen variables to your own particular taste, but the only one I ever use is the Volume control. The rest were set up ...