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Lenovo L2230x
$260.00
Released July, 2010
The Pros:Installation is fairly simple and easy enough for an entry-level user. Uses a standard USB port, making it universally compatible with almost everything. Driver makes usage intuitive, automatically asks if you want to work with it as a mirror of the laptop or additional space.
The Cons:Often need the drivers installed to make it work right, not completely plug-and-play. Not compatible with older computers, gets both hardware and software conflicts. Port replicator function tends to slow the computer down noticealy.
The Lenovo L2230x is a 22-inch widescreen LCD monitor, released in mid-2010. This display prominently features what Lenovo calls a port replicator: a technology allowing users to plug-in USB accessories and an Ethernet cable directly into the monitor for use with a connected laptop.
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The user is required to make a single USB connection when docking a notebook PC to the L2230x. This display is a suitable choice for business users who primarily work on-the-go, but also require a desktop connection. Other features include Full HD 1080p support, a built-in USB hub, VESA mounting holes and a Kensington lock slot for added security. The Lenovo L2230x uses 22 watts of power and is Energy Star qualified.
Features
- 22” widescreen LCD panel
- 1000:1 contrast ratio
- Port replicator mode
- Digital/analog video inputs
- Built-in USB port
- Adjustable stand
- Kensington lock slot
- 100mm VESA mounting holes
- Color: black
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installation is fairly simple and easy enough for an entry-level user
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uses a standard USB port, making it universally compatible with almost everything
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driver makes usage intuitive, automatically asks if you want to work with it as a mirror of the laptop or additional space
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USB hub is convenient for the common basics like keyboard and mouse, reduces clutter and tangle
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often need the drivers installed to make it work right, not completely plug-and-play
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not compatible with older computers, gets both hardware and software conflicts
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port replicator function tends to slow the computer down noticealy
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