Advantages: Fast response time, Great image quality, Perfect adjustments Disadvantages: High price, medium viewing angles
►► ► Introduction to EIZO (I love the name)◄◄◄
EIZO is a Japanese company with the main business activities in development, design, manufacturing and sale of display monitors and peripherals, amusement products, and imaging system software.
Working with LCD monitors I've noticed that this company produces monitors of great quality sometimes even at the same quality and performance level as Samsung, LG or others LCD producers.
Regarding this monitor the EIZOFlexScan S1911SH I was attracted especially by the 2 ms midtone (gray-to-gray) response time or 6 ms normal response time specified by the producer and because I'm a great gamer and I also watch so often movies I decided to give a try to this monitor and I was not disappointed.
►► ► The speed and the image quality ...
My big telly is an EizoFlexScanF980. I'd just like to quickly point out that this is the screen I use at work - I probably couldn't afford to buy one for home use!
The monitor is big, at 20 inch diagonal - and has a massive depth to match - so it may not be convenient for a small space.
The monitor offers the usual ergonomic feature of an adjustable base - which allows you to tilt the screen up and down, left and right, to attain the optimum viewing position.
The FlexScan has been awarded a number of awards and is Energy Star compliant - what this basically means is that if the screen image is static for any length of time, it switches itself off to conserve power - you will hardly every notice this feature though, as it takes half an hour.
Technical burst: The dot pitch of 0.23 mm (horizontal pitch is 0.20 mm) makes ...
Advantages: Rotating screen. Fully customisable, professional colour adjustment. Disadvantages: Menu is not user friendly!
I use this monitor at work and I like it very much. This black, slim, 21? flat LCD monitor by a Japanese company called Eizo, has a lot of features to offer:
1) Compact and sturdy design. It doesn?t feel wobbly like some of the cheaper models on the market.
Before this Eizo monitor, I was using an IBM, standard (not LCD) screen before, and this always gave me huge strains on my eyes. A few years ago when we had these 17? IBM monitors (sorry, I don?t remember the model number), my colleague and I couldn?t believe that within 5 minutes, we were both complaining about how sore our eyes had become. We had to order an anti-glare screens on the same day. With EizoFlexScan L985EX, you can easily adjust the brighness of the screen, and so much more.
So when my company decided to to upgrade all the monitors in the company to LCD ...
Designed for everyday business use, the Eizo FlexScan F520 delivers sharp and accurate image reproduction, high performance standards, and power saving features. The F520 complies with the most stringent ergonomic standards and it has earned the distinction of being the first monitor in the world to receive TUV ECO Circle 1999 certification. The F520 employs a newly developed power saving mini-neck CRT which requires only 80 watts for normal operation to make it one of the most energy efficient 17" CRT monitors on the market. With Eizo's PowerManager, power consumption is reduced to less than 3 watts when the F520 is on but not in use. The F520 also includes an off timer function which allows the user to set the monitor to enter a secondary power off state (less than 3 watts) at a predetermined time.
