• Sharp Aquos LC60LE630X – Not-So Good 60-Incher

  The all new Sharp Aquos LC60LE630X is a 60-in LCD TV offering from Sharp and we are pretty sure that it will meet the requirement of most of the rooms of your house. But the problem here is of the washed-out blacks and high-flying edge-lighting blotches,  [...]

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• Motorola Xoom 2 – Nice, But Not Revolutionary

  The all new Motorola Xoom 2 basically is an upgraded variant of Motorola’s very own Android tablet, but this time around it has Android Honeycomb. So the big question that needs to be asked here is that, does the introduction of Honeycomb OS bring any  [...]

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• Apple LCD TV To Go On Sale In 2012, In Different Sizes

  The long-rumored Apple LCD TV series featuring iOS might enter the dealerships in 2012. But before you draw any conclusions let us tell that this is all according to the latest rumors featuring Apple. After the announcement that late CEO and Co-Founder  [...]

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• Samsung SyncMaster T27A950 – comes with a lot of features but pricey too

  Samsung SyncMaster T27A950 is a 27 inches computer monitor and it simply unique and gorgeous. The stand of this unit is different from others; it is a flat stand which spans the entire length of this panel. Panel is 24.5 inches in width, 7.3 inches in  [...]

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• Samsung LED TVs dominate top cyber interest

  It seems that customers are keen on buying expensive LED TVs these days. Latest reports say that the UN55D6000 which is a Samsung 55 inches LED TV is the most popular product in a lot of Websites. The next most popular one was Canon Rebel T3i. In past  [...]

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• Sony Bravia KDL-32EX523 – works better in bright rooms

  Sony Bravia KDL-32EX523 is a TV having solid performance and the price quality is quite good for the price that it is offered for. This panel will compete well against the LED TVs having similar features in the market. The connectivity options on the  [...]

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• Sony Bravia KDL-46EX523 – good quality for its price

  When it comes to TVs, Sony has always priced their products at a higher price as compared to the rivals but they also produce high quality and value conscious models. Hence, the bigger price tag isn’t something to complain about. Sony Bravia KDL-46EX523  [...]

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• Vizio E3D320VX – Can’t handle 1080p/24 sources

  This TV is the 32 inches member of the latest Vizio TV series and the manufacturer is also selling it in 47 and 42 inches model. There isn’t any difference apart from the screen size and hence this review applies to both the aforementioned sizes as  [...]

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• Vizio E3D420VX – Good uniformity

  Vizio E3D420VX is the 42 inch member of this series; the manufacturer has also made a 32 and 47 incher version and hence this review will apply to all the three TVs. There are not much difference amongst them apart from the screen size. The quality is  [...]

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• Apple Thunderbolt Display – For Thunderbolt Macs only

  Apple is really good at making iterations and they have proved it time and again in the past. Before this, I got the 24 inch Cinema Display in my labs for review which was good but it was made only for a small section of users. Apple then released a new  [...]

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Asus VG236H with 120 Hz refresh rate

Posted in Asus on Aug 10th, 2010 | No Comments

Asus VG236H is a 23 inch computer monitor having a refresh rate of 120 Hz which means this panel is compatible with Nvidia 3D Vision Kit. This monitor has plenty of ergonomic options and also DVI and HDMI ports. Cost of this product is $500 along with the 3D vision kit (without it, the price is $340). I won’t say that this is an expensive computer display, especially with the features that it offers. But for $30 less, there is the tempting Samsung PX2370 which is a much better performer along with some good OSD options. One thing that bothered me about the Asus VG236H is the green tint. You can make some adjustments to get rid of it but it is a chore. Performance of the monitor too is far from perfect. I would recommend this panel only if ergonomic options and 120 Hz refresh rate matter a lot to you. Asus VG236H is a glossy monitor with a piano reflective black front body. On the back, it is all plain matte. The screen of the monitor is quite glossy; I could see my  [...]

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Asus MS238H review– Ergonomic problems

Posted in Asus on Jun 29th, 2010 | No Comments

Asus MS238H doesn't have any major drawbacks and the price is too quite low at $190. The price initially gave us an idea that the manufacturer must have cut corners with regards to quality in order to keep the cost low. There only one gripe with the design, the screen gets tilted back by ten degrees and this makes it difficult to view it. The monitor will also easily topple with a slightest of push and the picture also has some green tint. Apart from that, the performance overall is quite good and the unique footstand adds to the aesthetic appeal. The performance, though not the best, is acceptable for a budget monitor shopper. But if you spend $100 more, we will recommend you to go for Samsung PX2370 or XL2370 because the performance is superior. The Asus MS238H never stands at a 90 degrees angles and always tilts back by ten degrees due to the wheel stand. The stand doesn't let the monitor to topple over when you knock it from the sides. But the  [...]

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Asus VH236H review – Budget 23 inch monitor

Posted in Asus on Feb 19th, 2010 | No Comments

Asus VH236H costs about $190 and for that price, you get DVI, HDMI ports, headphone jack, and built in speakers. The performance in games and movies is great. The downsides of this panel are that it doesn’t have much ergonomic options and the OSD menu is frustrating. However, we still think it is a great but considering the quality and the low price. If you want more style, you can check out the Samsung SyncMaster P2370 which is very sexy, gives the same performance but costs a lot more at $285. Samsung panel doesn’t have as much connection options either. Footstand and ergonomic options rating (6/10) The circular footstand of the Asus VH236H is 4.25 inches in diameter. The display wobbled a lot when we knocked it from the sides. Ergonomic options are scarce on this display. It doesn’t have pivot option and nor can you swivel the screen. You can only tilt the screen back by 25 degrees. Connectivity  [...]

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