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

Mitsubishi DV158

Mitsubishi DV158 The Mitsubishi display is an analogue-only display that also features built in speakers. It has a unique swivel base, which can be folded back flush with the display screen. We're not quite sure what this would be useful for, other than to make transporting the display easier. This base is also removable, and the display can be wall mounted with a supplied bracket. The Mitsubishi display was one of the lightest displays we tested, weighing in at only 3.6kg.

The picture quality of the Mitsubishi was mediocre. It did a good job displaying light hues but it struggled to distinguish dark tones. Text also appeared a little fuzzy at first. The auto calibration didn't work well and we had to manually tweak the phase adjustment to get the text nice and sharp. To its credit, the Mitsubishi had fairly large viewing angles and faster response times than many of the displays tested.


Product: Mitsubishi DV158

Price: AU$1199

Vendor: Mitsubishi Electric

Phone: (02) 9684 7439

Interoperability:
Analogue input only, but with audio.

Futureproofing: ½
Wall mountable; no DVI.

ROI: ½
Doesn't do a good job displaying dark hues, good otherwise.

Service:
Three years parts & labour.

Rating: ½
Some nice features; good viewing angles.



Next: NEC Multisync LCD1550V


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