trustedreviews.com - 11/22/2008
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Remember that transition from 4:3 to widescreen LCD monitors? A lot of folks, myself included, wondered why the industry didn't just move to TVs' standard 16:9 aspect ratio, rather than creating yet another one in the form of 16:10. Oh sure, I'm well aware of the arguments for this decision and ...
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Viewsonic Vx2260wm 22in Full Hd Monitor Reviewed
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Along the lower edge of this curve you’ll find the soft touch menu and shortcut buttons, again identical to those on the ViewSonic’s 19in VX1962wm. Button ‘1′ calls up the menu and acts as a ‘back’ button and button ‘2′ acts as an Enter button or input selector. After this we have two buttons marked with arrows that act as up/down and also provide convenient access to volume and contrast/brightness.
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ViewSonic VX2260wm 22in Full HD Monitor
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... With the VX2260wm, ViewSonic has produced a stylish 22in full-HD monitor that makes up for its lack of adjustability and only slightly above-average image quality with good connectivity and a bargain price. Basically, if you want 1080p but are short on cash or space, this is the display to get. Link: HardwareSecrets
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