Viewsonic VP730

Viewsonic VA703b

This is a fairly standard flat screen. in a basic black cover the screen is quite large with five buttons in the centre underneath. The stand is quite chunky with a large slightly slanted vertical and a circular horizontal (with a slightly odd multi-facet design - presumably just for aesthetic appearance...). The screen can be rotated back and forth but not up or down. Which can get very painful if you don t have it lifted to the right height. The central button on it is the power button (this is green when the screen is on and receiving signal and orange when left on without) - can t really say much about that! The menus are very easy to operate. Button one is ...

Viewsonic VP171s

s no point in having the other two. It can spin 360o around and you can change the system to move the picture aroung without you even moving the monitor. The disadvantages are the price and the extension of the stand. The stand doesn t extend very much so I can get it to my height but it is still ok. The price is kind of the ...

Viewsonic VP171s

screen. In an attempt to find some kind of silver lining to the incident I decided that this would be a good opportunity to upgrade to a nice shiny new 17 -inch flat panel monitor. A couple of days of hectic research later I settled on the View Sonic VP171s. When you first remove this monitor from the box you are immediately struck by the quality of the product. It is without doubt a very stylish looking screen but, equally importantly, it also feels very solid and well put together. The base is nicely weighted, thus preventing any costly mishaps, while the extensive position adjustment possibilities can all be made with a fairly light touch. The task of wiring the ...