Advantages: Vivid and crisp display, Fast update rate, Good controls, No dead pixels, Good auto-setup Disadvantages: No DVI input, Fonts sometimes aren't as crisp as expected, Stiff hinges/base
The Sharp LL T17A3-B is a good 17" TFT monitor that doesn't really stand out from the crowd, but does its job well and the picture quality is great in both productivity software and games. I wanted a TFT monitor that I could transfer back and forth to university easily, but also one that would have a good enough update rate for gaming. This one seemed to fit the bill.
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One of the major complaints with TFT monitors (and the reason I've ... ...rate of the pixels. In productivity software such as word processors this isn't really an issue, but in games it can totally ruin the experience due to one image being left on the screen too long when a new one should have replaced it. However, I can't notice a big difference between this monitor and my 19" CRT at home in terms of update rate. The only game I've found to have noticeable blurring is Half-Life, although this could be attributed to ...
ChrisSwan 29.04.2004
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Advantages: Value for money, clarity, large size Disadvantages: Built in speakers not great, colour variation at different viewing angles
I purchased this monitor as I work a lot with large graphics packages and a 17 inch monitor has really improved my navigation and viewing. For basic word processing a 17inch monitor may seem a little big but it does not decrease the quality of any image at all. The visual design of this monitor is fair but its not very modern in look due to its black plastic being rather boxy but the fact that it is a flat screen TFT means that it takes up very little ... ...and doesn’t have any box on the back or anything. The base stand is 24 x18 cm and 1 cm high. The border of the screen is 3cm and the screen 34cm x 27 cm
The resolution of this monitor is a good 1280 x 1024 though if required you can set it lower. It boasts 16.9 million colours and I certainly haven’t wanted anything more from its colour variation and it is good to display all films and images I have well. One main problem I have had with flat screens ...
Londant 16.01.2004 (17.01.2004)
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