LG L225WT

LG M2294D-PZ

I purchased this screen in November to serve a few different uses. 1) As a second display for my iMac as I m a graphic designer by trade and often appreciate the extra screen real-estate. This seemed to fit the bill as it was about the same size (2" bigger than the iMac screen) and will run at the same maximum resolution of 1680 x 1050. 2) I wanted a decent HD ready screen to plug in my xbox 360 3) To watch crap TV The main reason I chose this screen over a Samsung was the price and features. Full 1080 input (though I assume this is scaled down to fit a 22" 1680 x 1050 display?) decent contrast ratio (20000:1) and offering a large number of connections. ...

LG M2294D-PZ

I purchased this screen in November to serve a few different uses. 1) As a second display for my iMac as I m a graphic designer by trade and often appreciate the extra screen real-estate. This seemed to fit the bill as it was about the same size (2" bigger than the iMac screen) and will run at the same maximum resolution of 1680 x 1050. 2) I wanted a decent HD ready screen to plug in my xbox 360 3) To watch crap TV The main reason I chose this screen over a Samsung was the price and features. Full 1080 input (though I assume this is scaled down to fit a 22" 1680 x 1050 display?) decent contrast ratio (20000:1) and offering a large number of connections. ...

LG W2252TQ

I purchased this TFT monitor in December 2008 as an upgrade from a 19" widescreen. My reason for buying this monitor at the time, it is made by LG. While the range of LCD televisions and plasmas from LG may not quite up to scratch, having used many LG monitors, they are reliable. As well as VGA an essential DVI input is included for a superior image. Most of the cheap monitors available tend to be VGA only. Discussing the performance of the monitor itself, I m not using it for any serious photo editing so can t assess the accuracy of the colours, in any case it is unlikely to reproduce real life colours accurately, however the images displayed by this monitor are ...

LG W2252TQ

I purchased this TFT monitor in December 2008 as an upgrade from a 19" widescreen. My reason for buying this monitor at the time, it is made by LG. While the range of LCD televisions and plasmas from LG may not quite up to scratch, having used many LG monitors, they are reliable. As well as VGA an essential DVI input is included for a superior image. Most of the cheap monitors available tend to be VGA only. Discussing the performance of the monitor itself, I m not using it for any serious photo editing so can t assess the accuracy of the colours, in any case it is unlikely to reproduce real life colours accurately, however the images displayed by this monitor are ...

LG W2252TQ

With that in mind, how does the budget LG stack up against more esoteric models? Firstly, I feel that 22" is really stretching the boundaries of what a 1680 x 1050 display can get away with - I prefer to see such resolutions confined to a 20" workspace - maximum! Positioned next to an ageing Apple Cinema Display, ...

LG W2252TQ

With that in mind, how does the budget LG stack up against more esoteric models? Firstly, I feel that 22" is really stretching the boundaries of what a 1680 x 1050 display can get away with - I prefer to see such resolutions confined to a 20" workspace - maximum! Positioned next to an ageing Apple Cinema Display, ...