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This display is great. Wanting a small LCD to use alongside my 18" model, I compared every monitor under 16" in several large stores (I even considered the cute and low-priced 14" Mag, but its image, color, and viewing angle are mediocre or worse). The Sony SDM-HS53 seemed clearly best (my target use is desktop applications including document and web design).

This was strongly confirmed at home. Using this Amazon page as a test image on my 18" NEC Multisync (which I quite like), I zoomed out on the HTML image so that the font size was just below a legible size. I then viewed the same image on the 15" Sony. The type was of course noticably smaller (physically, not in pixle dimensions), but it was also noticably more legible from the same distance. Impressive.

Though a minor issue, I"m not a great fan of the slightly silly swooping style of the support base, but unless you look at the monitor from below the middle of the screen (almost in the plane of the base plate) you scarcely notice it. It seemed more prominent in stores when displayed on a counter or shelf at standing eye level, and it"s fine at desk height at home. The unenlarged image on the Amazon pages gets the home look about right. If you enlarge it you can see the sillier appearance when viewed from a low angle. Boy, this is really picky (and besides, other people may love the look).

One other reviewer here strangely complains about a warm screen. Well, as with any LCD, some FRACTION of the 25 watts max power consumption will show up as warmth, but who buys an LCD monitor as a pillow (or pokes the screen to enhance smudges)? As to the "radiation" concern of another reviewer, this seems to involve both confusion with CRT displays and a lively imagination. HARMFUL radiation is a non-issue with LCDs. VISIBLE radiation is what displaying an image is all about.

If you have any questions about this product, you may call: Sony Customer Information Center 1-800-222-SONY (7669) or write to: Sony Customer Information Center 1 Sony Drive, Mail Drop #T1-11, Park Ridge, NJ 07656 Declaration of Conformity Trade Name: SONY Model No.: SDM-HS53/HS73/HS93 Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc.

Rear of the LCD display Open the back cover. The illustration of the back of the monitor show here is the SDM-HS53. 7 Back cover (page 8) Open this cover when you connect/disconnect cables or cords. 8 AC IN connector (page 8) Connect the power cord (supplied).

• Adjust the color temperature (page 13). • If the menu lock is set to ON, set it to OFF (page 14). If any problem persists, call your authorized Sony dealer and give the following information: • Model name: SDM-HS53 or SDM-HS73 or SDM-HS93 •...

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Do not push on or scratch the LCD screen. Do not place a heavy object on the LCD screen. This may cause the screen to lose uniformity or cause LCD panel malfunctions.

Clean the LCD screen with a soft cloth. If you use a glass cleaning liquid, do not use any type of cleaner containing an anti-static solution or similar additive as this may scratch the LCD screen’s coating.

Note that material deterioration or LCD screen coating degradation may occur if the monitor is exposed to volatile solvents such as insecticide, or if prolonged contact is maintained with rubber or vinyl materials.

USA USA AEP AEP AEP Description SDM-HS53/WC UC7 SDM-HS5 3/HC UC7 SDM-HS53/WC EKZ SDM-HS53/HC EK Z SDM-HS53/LC EKZ Product code 17-4444- 10 17-4460-10 17-4444-20 17-4460-20 17- 4457-20 Serial Number 6,000,001-6,200,0 00 3,200,001-3,350,000 6,200,001-6,400, 000 3,350,001- .

While the SDM-HS73 does not offer any distinct technological advantages over other LCD displays in the $500 dollar price range, the design is unique enough to offer something a little different. The overall display properties and color presentation were slightly above average throughout our testing although not outstanding. The SDM-HS73 would look great in any office or home setting and is sure to be the center of attention for some time to come. If you are in the market for a new LCD monitor and would like something to match your modern décor, the SDM-HS73 is sure to be the perfect match. The SDM-HS73 can be found for $499 through online retailers and comes in two colors, black and silver.

If you have been watching the LCD market for a few months, then you probably have noticed a lot of changes. First of all, prices are dropping at rapid rates and secondly there are more LCD models to choose from than ever before. The SDM-HS73 from Sony is just one of a number of LCD displays available for around $500 dollars. What sets the SDM-HS73 apart from the rest of the LCD’s in this price range is the infamous Sony Style design which makes the SDM-HS73 great to look at in any room of the house.

Most if not all LCD monitors in the sub $500 price range have a few things in common when it comes to their specifications. First, you will be hard pressed to find a 17″ LCD with a pixel refresh rate higher than 60HZ, and secondly almost none of the monitors will feature a DVI input. The SDM-HS73 lives up to this trend with no DVI, USB inputs and no internal speakers.

At first glance the SDM-HS73 actually appears to be larger than the 17″ size the screen really is. This is because of the extra molding width located on each of the sides. The main display sits on top of a bowed arm and gives the effect of floating above the base stand. The curvilinear arm is attached to the thin disc base where the tilt of the whole display can be adjusted. As with most other LCD monitors there is no height adjustment or swivel capabilities.

Sony includes a setup utility for the SDM-HS73 which actually checks to make sure that you have the monitor and resolution correctly adjusted in your Windows operating system. If it finds that your settings are not optimized, then it will do a quick screen adjustment. The native resolution on the SDM-HS73 is set at 1,280 by 1,024 pixels with a pixel refresh rate of 60Hz. Our test unit came with no visible bad pixels.

The controls are located on the bottom of the main display and feature a picture legend to direct you to the correct controls. While the control location and design are not uniform to other LCD displays, we found them to work fine and quickly became accustomed to their location after minimal use. The overall location of the display controls help to augment the display’s design

Image quality on the SDM-HS73 is average and certainly within our expectations for a monitor in this price range. The built in auto-sync feature worked flawlessly while the brightness and contrast levels did an adequate job. There was no apparent white-out from any screen location. Sometimes, with other LCD monitors, you can see where parts of the screen are brighter than others, but this was not the case with the SDM-HS73. The SDM-HS73 looked good from multiple viewing angles up to about 45 degrees and the gray-level response was excellent requiring no adjustments to the default settings.

The SDM-HS73 employs a removable back cover to help conceal the monitor cables. The cover simply plugs into 4 holes located in the adjacent corners and looks aesthetically pleasing while in place. Because of the curvilinear arm being located just under the display, the cables are not visible from the front.

For our gaming tests the SDM-HS73 performed admirably in overhead and 2D gaming. If you are a hardcore gamer and prefer 3D first person shooters, you are better off sticking with a traditional CRT monitor or a larger LCD display with a higher pixel refresh rate. As far as ghosting and trailing are concerned, the SDM-HS73 faired better than most early model LCD monitors. We found that ghosting and trailing depended on the game. While playing Warcraft 3 for example, we experienced no ghosting or trailing whatsoever and preferred playing Warcraft 3 on the LCD monitor due to the fantastic contrast and brightness levels. Playing a First Person Shooter called Tactical Operations, there was no apparent ghosting, but there was minimal trailing. It just did not feel right playing a First Person Shooter on this monitor.

While the SDM-HS73 does not offer any distinct technological advantages over other LCD displays in the $500 dollar price range, the design is unique enough to offer something a little different. The overall display properties and color presentation were slightly above average throughout our testing although not outstanding. The SDM-HS73 would look great in any office or home setting and is sure to be the center of attention for some time to come. If you are in the market for a new LCD monitor and would like something to match your modern décor, the SDM-HS73 is sure to be the perfect match. The SDM-HS73 can be found for $499 through online retailers and comes in two colors, black and silver.

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SONY LCD MONITOR MODEL SDM - S204 20" WITH DUAL VGA PORTS AND ONE DVI-D PORT. USED BUT EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITION. POWER CABLE IS INCLUDED. COMPLETE WITH ROTATING STAND.