Panel beating: 15 LCD displays tested

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25 March 2002 04:54 PM
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Panel beating -- 15 LCD displays tested
By Kire Terzievski, Technology & Business Magazine
March 25th, 2002.



  Panel Beating:
Introduction
1. AG Neovo F-15
2. Compucon H540S
3. Eizo FlexScan L375
4. Hercules ProphetView 720
5. Hitachi CML153XW
6. LG 575LE
7. HP L1520 D5063A
8. Mitsubishi DV158
9. NEC MultiSync LCD1550V
10. Philips 150P2E
11. Samsumg SyncMaster151S
12. Sony SDM-M51
13. Targa TD15A-TFT
14. Viewmaster CS555
15. ViewSonic VX500
What to look for,
LCD VS CRT,
Sample scenario

Next-gen screens
Editor's Choice,
How we tested

Table of specs

About RMIT labs

ViewSonic VX500

ViewSonic VX500 The VX500 is one of the most expensive displays. The extra money goes into the styling, soft touch menu system and digital port. The VX500 is also one of the few displays to feature speakers. The sound quality was quite poor, but we didn't expect much from it in the first place.

The brightness and contrast of this display were was outstanding. Images appeared bright and vivid, and text razor sharp. In digital the image quality was even better. We noticed some vertical distortion, but we got used to this, as we found it in every other display as well. This display offered the best viewing angles of the lot as well as the best on screen display menu.

The menu system was well laid out and quite large which made it easy to use.


Product: ViewSonic VX500

Price: AU$1402

Vendor: Viewsonic Australia

Phone: (02) 9929 3955

Interoperability:
Analogue, DVI and audio connectors.

Futureproofing:
Built-in speakers. Wide viewing angle.

ROI: ½
High price tag; excellent picture quality.

Service:
Three years parts & labour.

Rating:
Great styling, good features and picture quality.



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