ADI MicroScan G66

Advantages: great picture
Disadvantages: can't think of any

...I have recently purchased a G710. I have been very impressed with the monitor so far - the clarity of the image is excellent and perfect for use with my tv card. I know other people who have ADI monitors, one has the older 17" model that ADI do, and another has the G910 - the 19 inch version of my monitor. None of them have had any problems with their monitors. What makes it even better is that I managed to get my monitor for £100!!! As is has a small scratch the display screen. If you are looking to buy a new monitor I would definitely suggest that you take a look at the current models that ADI have.... Read review

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Advantages: Multimedia, new technologies
Disadvantages: Unusual menu, big moire, geometric distortions, not so good looks

...The 17-inch screen monitor ADI MicroScan G710 has an absolute flat screen and is intended for the professionals. Bright, the saturated colors in a combination to an absolute flat screen reproduce an image enough precisely and realistically. It uses an electron-beam tube FD Trinitron. The maximum size of an image at MicroScan G710 makes 406,4 mm on a diagonal. The screen monitor MicroScan G710 has horizontal frequency 30-96 kHz and vertical - 50-160 Hz. The maximum resolution - 1600х1200 with frequency of 75 Hz. Even for such resolution the display ensures a unflickering image. In ADI MicroScan G710 is used tube with an aperture lattice and pitch between orifices 0,24 mm. Set-up of parameters of an image, as well as in majority of modern screen monitors, is carried out with the help of screen menu, in which apart from of standard... Read review

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Advantages: Excellent picture quality
Disadvantages: Very Expensive

...Today, colorful graphical user interfaces rule the PC world. When you try to manage multiple windows on a small 14" monitor, you quickly realize that there has got to be a better way. Many PC's are now being shipped with 17" monitors, but for some people, that is still not good enough. I opted for ADI MicroScan. It's bigger than a 17" monitor, but not to clunky like a 21" monitor and has a 18" viewable screen. The MicroScan 6P is certainly not for someone who does only word processing. This monitor is ideally suited for multimedia programs, advanced graphics design, and desktop publishing, although i find it being used for games most of the time.       The MicroScan 6P was a breeze to set up, it's fully plug and play compliant. Windows 98 had no trouble at all detecting it on my machine. Just incase you do have problems though, ADI... Read review

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