The BenQ FP91G has a silver bezel with a black rear and base. The monitor's rear features a Kensington-type physical security lock port, an IEC power socket, a DVI-D, and D-Sub video inputs. The base is detachable and VESA mounting points are provided. The smallish base only allows limited forward/backward tilt movement. Due to the arch in the base and four small rubber feet, when tilted all the way backwards it could easily topple over -- the centre of gravity sits well behind its rear two feet.
When it came to video playback, the BenQ certainly had a great depth of field, however, it was prone to tearing in some of the faster scenes -- tearing was also apparent in the fast movement tests of 3DMark.
It may have been the cheapest monitor in the review, cashing in at US$649, but it was also one of the best performing displays.
While this is certainly a no-frills unit, at the end of the day it does what is required and comes up as a definite for any 19-inch LCD evaluation shortlist. The BenQ also comes in with a 36-month on-site warranty -- pretty hard to beat.
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Great monitor, clear graphics display.
Im running 2 computers in my room one running DVI and the other D-SUB, and i love the feature to be able to switch between the 2 displays!