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BenQ V2220H
$279.00
Released February, 2010
The Pros:Extremely thin at only 15mm. LED backlit - uses less energy and produces better colors when compared to CCFL-based competitors. Small footprint - comes with a smaller than average stand.
The Cons:Poor menu navigation - buttons are located on the bottom of the monitor. Lacks local dimming support. Glossy bezel/stand - attracts fingerprints and dust.
The V2220H is a higher-end, LED-backlit, 21.5" LCD monitor from BenQ. It adds an HDMI input and headphone jack to the V2220. The glossy-black panel is extremely thin, just 15 mm thick at its thinnest point.
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Beyond its noteworthy design and 10,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, the V2220H is more ordinary, with mainstream specifications including a 1000:1 static contrast ratio and 5ms response time. Its maximum resolution is 1920x1080. In Eco mode, the panel reaches 52% energy savings compared to a CCFL model, BenQ claims.
Features
- 21.5" LCD
- LED backlighting
- 1920x1080 maximum resolution
- 16:9 aspect ratio
- 10,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio
- 1000:1 static contrast ratio
- 5ms response time
- 250cd/m2 brightness
- 170/160 horizontal/vertical viewing angles
- Eco mode
- 28-52% power savings over CCFL
- 25W maximum power consumption
- 15mm minimum thickness
- D-sub/DVI/HDMI inputs
- Headphone jack
Model Variations
- BenQ V2200HP: anti-glare panel
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Pros & Cons
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extremely thin at only 15mm
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LED backlit - uses less energy and produces better colors when compared to CCFL-based competitors
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small footprint - comes with a smaller than average stand
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great for movie fans - supports full HD video and includes HDMI input
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the LED power indicator on the front is easy on the eyes - not too bright
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produces deep, dark black levels without backlight bleeding
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poor menu navigation - buttons are located on the bottom of the monitor
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lacks local dimming support
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glossy bezel/stand - attracts fingerprints and dust
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