Sort by:
Title (
)
Date (
)
Rating (
)
Popularity (
)
Sites currently sorted by: Title (A to Z)
)
Date (
)
Rating (
)
Popularity (
) Sites currently sorted by: Title (A to Z)
Today for review I’ve got a small HDTV, it’s the 19" Sanyo DP19648 720p Widescreen LCD HDTV. It’s a refurb yes, but it looks brand new, and there’s really nothing wrong with it at all except for one stuck pixel that you honestly cannot even notice. The picture on this TV is beautiful, and the sound is very good as. This TV would be great as a second or third HDTV for your home, or even for a dorm room, it’s small and lightweight making it portable, and it features a VGA connections as well so it can even double as a monitor for your computer to further save some space. Read on to learn more…
It’s Monday and I figured why not start the week off with a review. Today for review Geeks.com has sent me over a 21.5” LCD monitor from Compaq, specifically it’s the model Q2159 and it can do 1080P and it even has built-in speakers. The monitor itself is nicely made, and the picture quality is very good, I didn’t even have to make any adjustments to it, right out of the box it was picture perfect! So read on…
Acer offers a larger monitor that's compatible with active 3D (but you have to buy that Nvidia 3D Vision 2 kit separately). The Dell is smaller, slightly more expensive, lacks 3D support, but has much better colour fidelity. Other differences are that Acer has a DVI port, Dell has DisplayPort, Acer has a more living room-friendly design (especially if you're fond of the 70s and 80s), and the Dell screen is height-adjustable.
The MK809 II is an Android powered device that effectively turns any TV (with HDMI input) into an advanced Smart TV. The problem with most Smart TVs is their features effectively become obsolete in as little as a year of purchase as the TV manufacturers limit new features to new TVs, even on TVs with marketing such as “Software-upgradable for future services”. By using an Android set top box such as this MK809 II, the user gains access to a huge range of apps available on Android, far more than what’s available on most Smart TVs, including those that feature downloadable Apps.
AOC is a well known manufacturer of PC Monitors. In this review we take a look at the
new AOC D2367Ph 23 inch Monitor. This AOC Monitor is equipped with a IPS LED panel with
great specifications.
Despite the quality and the addition of passive 3D, AOC has managed to keep the price in line with the competition. So if you're looking for an affordable 3D display, this is a very good option. And if you don't have a lot of space on your desk, the small base is another plus. This monitor really doesn't have any major drawbacks, only the contrast is a bit limited, but that's common for IPS displays.
With the introduction of USB monitors using DisplayLink technology, adding a portable external monitor such as today’s review item is as simple as plugging in a thumb drive. AOC’s previous USB based monitor the e1649Fwu used USB 2.0 for the connection, while today’s review model the e1659Fwu USB Monitor uses the faster USB 3.0 connection. This connection theoretically will provide higher quality images through the higher bandwidth of the faster USB format.
Today we look at the AOC G2460PQU 24 inch monitor, designed specifically for gaming. The monitor has a 144hz refresh with a rated response time of 1ms. Competitively priced in the UK at £239.99 inc vat, is this the gaming monitor you want to be shortlisting for an upgrade before the end of the year?
execution time : 0.045 sec