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Even less than it looks...
Advantages: Bang for buck, specs and features
Disadvantages: active matrix
...Lenovo ThinkVision L192 has been in my use for a year now and I cant say anything else to it:
It is amazing...
Sleek design of black and anodized aluminum combined with state of the art technology results in a mouthwatering candy for casual users and gamers.
Well, I have tested this monitor with different applications and I can rest assured that this monitor lives up to its stats.
Compared to a 17" widescreen that has the same stats, the 19" seems much more natural to the eyes and does not stress them...
Plus the 5 ms refresh rate ensures smooth and flawless motion.
300 candela per square meter might be somewhat stressful to the eyes but during daytime, it ensures good quality...
800:1 contrast gives more natural and pleasant color and looks, to me, even more appealing.
Somewhat not good is the active matrix feature. After I...
tartupets
03.09.2008 ˇ
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Review of Lenovo ThinkVision L192
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like a tank
Advantages: clear images, reliable.
Disadvantages: external power supply; it's only 15"
...I've been using the IBM L150 in work for a while now, so I reckon I'm in a good position to write a review.
The overall appearance is simple and functional. All the connectors are concealed within the case, keeping the appearance tidy, though it was a bit fiddly setting it up - but then I only had to do that once!
The power supply isn't built in, it's an external trailing lead jobbie, which means long cables and an unsightly black box which has to be hidden away.
The controls are very simple to use, with four buttons - menu, left, right and enter. (oh, and there's an on/off button too!) allowing easy access to the usual brightnes, contrast, colour and position options. There's also an option to change the language to english, german, spanish, french or italian; and a useful 'information' option which displays screen...
Orintex
14.04.2005 ˇ
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Review of ThinkVision L150
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Bass Galore and Heaven on the Tube!
Advantages: Solid sound, passive sound isolation, uber light and varying ear tips for comfort
Disadvantages: Doesn't come with travel pouch accessories, sometimes in-ear seal is not secure
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As for sound isolation, once a good seal is made in the ear it was fantastic, a great noise blocker. I no longer had to hike up the volume on my Mp3 player and kill my ears; instead a medium volume worked perfectly and made ambient noise dissolve away. An additional plus is that they are rather efficient and won't eat away at your battery as much as other headphones tend to, presumably due to low levels of volume required... I'm not sure but I love the quality :)
(Please note, due to the ability of these headphones to isolate sound they are not recommended for joggers).
The CX-300 have a soft and flexible Y cable (49 inches - R510mm, L-170mm:) and for some this may not be ideal, as whilst moving etc the earphones may become dislodged and the sound quality can vary immensely as a result. I have only encountered this a handful...
radiation_vibe
01.12.2006 ˇ
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Review of Sennheiser CX 300
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