LG L227WTP-PF

LG W2252TQ

monitor has a massive trick up its sleeve, its "digital fine contrast" is a neat little trick which dims and brightens the monitors backlight to essentially add a new dimention in colour ratio. Its bright and beats all of its Hanns-G counterparts of the same price, it IS missing an HDMI input, but to be fair without speakers HDMI doesn t really offer much of an increase over DVI (if any) and this monitor unlike a lot of products in this stingy market comes with VGA and DVI cables (which I wish dabs.com let me know about as I spent £15 buying one with it. I upgraded partially up from a 17" monitor for normal stuff and downgraded from a 32" monitor for ...

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 L225WS-SF

for gaming and no blur is detectable when watching video playback. The 22" screen size is fantastic, especially when you are working with documents or large spreadsheets. The LG monitor was easy to assemble from the box and the bundled software makes it a cinch to fine tune as well as the easy to locate and use front panel buttons. The only drawbacks were the lack of adjustment in the stand and that the silver finish looks a little dated compared to the sleek black finish of (pricier) HP and Samsung ...