Videoseven V7 L22WD

I can only expand a little on Xlixen's review, but I add key points for would be purchasers This was the cheapest monitor on the market at the time of purchase (September 2007) and I bought it from the oddly names www.oyyy.co.uk for £167.48 including postage. My reason for buying was the need for a secondary monitor for AutoCAD drawing and for this it was beyond expectation. I also use it for DVD watching and it works faultlessly. The front buttons allow the usual changes to colour, brightness and so forth. Connectivity is via both DVI and VGA which is accessible via the rear. A panel covers them which is snap-in/out removable. Although ...

I have been running the Videoseven L22WD for around 5 months now, and I must say I am very impressed. I run the resolution at 1600x1200 and the display is crystal clear, great for playing games, watching films or TV, video or graphics editing, and can fit 2 A4 pages onscreen in Microsoft Word. A lot of monitors about 20.1" can get very expensive. However, when I spotted this V7 for £230 at the time, I knew it was a bargain. I was completely correct. I have fallen in love with the monitor. However - beware! You could fall in love with the widescreen and never be able to go back to that small 17" ever again. I think this is the case for ...