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LG W2340V-PN

$279.99 Released January, 2011

The Pros:Truly "plug-and-play" design - unit can be setup and configured in less than 5 minutes, making it an ideal option for inexperienced users and experienced users alike. Color reproduction is crisp and clear - unit is suitable for graphic design and video editing, with typed characters appearing bold and highly readable. Excellent option for users looking to configure a multi-monitor setup - can be connected via DVI, VGA and HDMI all from a common computer for support of 3 more devices at once.

The Cons:Screen is not at all conducive to tilting/readjustment in general - display cannot be tilted if a DVI cable is being used due to awkward connectivity port placement. Lack of contrast adjustment may cause user frustration - depending on home office environment, some users may have a difficult time reading text due to muddiness or apparent shadowing. Wide variety of adjustable controls makes it difficult for many users to discover and settle on a given group of settings - several consumers report profound frustration after hours of adjustment.

The LG W2340V-PN is a 23-Inch Widescreen 1080p High-Definition LCD Monitor Monitor with a Black finish. Its full 1080p HD resolution delivers clear images with a 70 000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. Its Photo Effect feature provides automatic color correction for images and videos.

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The screen has a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio for widescreen movie viewing and the unit is equipped with HDMI input.

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Truly "plug-and-play" design - unit can be setup and configured in less than 5 minutes, making it an ideal option for inexperienced users and experienced users alike
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Color reproduction is crisp and clear - unit is suitable for graphic design and video editing, with typed characters appearing bold and highly readable
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Excellent option for users looking to configure a multi-monitor setup - can be connected via DVI, VGA and HDMI all from a common computer for support of 3 more devices at once
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LED backlighting provides consistent, ultra-bright image support - ideal for viewing HD images or video, especially if the computer is the user's primary multimedia device

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Screen is not at all conducive to tilting/readjustment in general - display cannot be tilted if a DVI cable is being used due to awkward connectivity port placement
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Lack of contrast adjustment may cause user frustration - depending on home office environment, some users may have a difficult time reading text due to muddiness or apparent shadowing
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Wide variety of adjustable controls makes it difficult for many users to discover and settle on a given group of settings - several consumers report profound frustration after hours of adjustment