After previously having a Viewsonic VX912 with a somewhat lacking 24ms response time or something quite ridiculous when compared to this new piece of kit, and an old pc, it was time for me to upgrade to the new VX922. At first glance i have to admit, i was wondering what I was paying for. It looked exactly the same as the last monitor I had, but then again the looks of it are not to be worried about. It looks sleek and I personally think it has a lot of style when compared to other monitors on the market. So I proceeded to plug it in, with the choice of either VGA or DVI, which both can be nicely tucked away with the power cable behind a protective ...  Read the complete review

The Viewsonic VX is looks identical to the previous VX912 and VX924 however this is one fast monitor. Features---- This monitor features a DVI input which produces a much crisper picture than the equivalent VGA socket. There is a VGA socket for those who have computers without DVI output. The screen is classified as a 19" monitor and has a non-reflective coating which is excellent for office use. The colours produced aren't as vibrant as a glossy finished screen, but the disadvatage of these is that light reflects of them very easily making it very distracting to watch. There are no speakers with this monitor, which is a ...  Read the complete review