• 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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Benq E2200HD – Affordable computer monitor

Posted in BenQ on Dec 23rd, 2010 | No Comments

There are plenty of affordable 16:9 full HD display and this one is another amongst them with a 22 inches size. This panel is quite similar to Benq’s own M2200HD but it has a black finish instead of white one and there is no USB hub or Webcam. The manufacturer hasn’t changed the build quality and I was disappointed to see this especially because the plastic still creaks when you make any adjustments. There aren’t a lot of ergonomics options here; you just get a back tilt and I think that this is done in order to keep the costs low. Apart from that, the black piano finish on the Benq E2200HD is strikingly in contrast with the silver screen surround. This makes it more aesthetically appealing as compared to the M2200HD. The E2200 HD is also slimmer. The big power button has green unobtrusive LED and menu buttons are located on the bottom left side. This, along with colorful and logical OSD makes it very easy to adjust the settings and my only gripe here is that the  [...]

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BenQ V2420H – Too expensive for the features it offers

Posted in BenQ on Jul 27th, 2010 | No Comments

BenQ V2420H costs $300 and at that price, we find it hard to recommend this monitor especially because there is the much better Samsung PX2370 available for just $10 more. The V2420H does have some advantages over the Samsung monitor – it has less backlight clouding and is one inch wider. However, the V2420H color performance is a bit poor which makes it a difficult argument against the Samsung monitor. We would recommend you to pass this display and go for the Samsung PX2370. However, if you still insist on this the V2420H, then read on. The panel wobbled a lot when we knocked it from the sides. This monitor tilts back by ten degrees but there is no pivot, swivel or height adjustment options. BenQ V2420H has DVI, HDMI and VGA connection options. All these connections are located on the display's back and are easy to access. There is a headphone jack located alongside the VGA port. OSD or onscreen display array is located on  [...]

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BenQ V2400 Eco – All white monitor

Posted in BenQ on Jan 27th, 2010 | No Comments

BenQ V2400 Eco has been priced at $350 and the reigning champion in our tests, the Samsung SyncMaster XL2370 costs about $300 so there is no real reason why you should go for this monitor. Samsung performed much better in our tests because it had a brighter screen and the viewing angle was wider. We were slightly puzzled by the all white look of the monitor but it certainly stood out in our test centers. The monitor has a foot stand that is 7.1 inches deep and 11.8 inches wide and it makes sure the monitor doesn’t topple down even if you give it a big push. It just wobbles a bit and then comes back in to place. You cannot rotate the screen and all that you can do is, tilt the screen forward and behind up to 20 degrees. We didn’t find this feature too useful. The stand of the monitor has a hole which is big enough to house a tea cup. BenQ told us that it is for keeping a mini plant pot or keepsakes but we doubt if you would let water anywhere close to a $350 electronic product. For  [...]

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