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Emprex LM-2601 26" LCD Monitor Wide-Screen TFT active matrix panel 1920x1200 . Used Items, In good working condition. Item may have minor scratches and scuff marks on casing. See pictures for details. Come with power cable only. Tested to make sure 100% working before shipping. What you see is what you get. No more no less. One way Shipping Rate apply only to the lower 48 States. No free shipping to Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands. 14 Days DOA warranty. Buyer pay return shipping. No return and no warranty for international buyers. Shipping: I will choose any shipping method that"s most economical and some time NO P.O. BOX. FedEx can not deliver to P.O. BOX address. *** If you have any question or encounter any problem after your purchase, feel free to contact me through contact seller in your ordering page. I will do my best to resolve your problem. Please do not open a case until you contact me with your problem. By opening a case will take much longer to solve any problem. Thank you for your cooperation. *** From The Manufacturer: Emprex LM-2601 25.5"" Wide-Screen TFT LCD Monitor 25.5" Wide-Screen TFT active matrix panel Features · Display Panel: 25.5" Wide-Screen TFT active matrix panel · Resolution: 1920x1200) · Max. Display color : 16.7M Colors · Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 · Brightness (Typical): 300 cd/m2 · Viewing Angle (H/V): 170/150 · Response Time: 5ms · Dimensions: 604(W) x 475(H) x 239(D) mm Specifications Model No. LM-2601 LCD Display 25.5" Wide-Screen, TFT active matrix panel Display Size 550.1(H) x 343.8(V) mm Pixel Pitch 0.2865(H) x 0.2865(V) mm Max. Resolution 1920x1200 @60Hz Max. Display Color 16.7M colors Brightness 300 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio 800：1 Viewing Angle Horizontalv: 170o (CR≧10) Vertical: 150o Response Time (Tr+Tf) 5 ms Signal Input D-sub, DVI-D (w/HDCP), HDMI Input Frequency Range Horizontal: 31.5- 82KHz Vertical: 56Hz to 76Hz LED Indicator Active: Green Power saving: Orange Plug &Play VESA DDC/CI compliance Speakers (Optional) 1.5W x 2 OSD Controls 5 buttons (Power, Volume/+, Menu/OK, Theme Mode/- , Auto /Exit) OSD Functions Auto adjustment, theme Mode, Volume, Brightness, Contrast, Input signal Selection, color Temperature, OSD Menu Language, Power Saving Mode, white Balance, Clock, Phase, h. Position, V. Position, DDC/CI, ACR, Demo, Information, Recall OSD Language 16 Languages (incl. English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese,Chinese, Russian, Norwegian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Korean) Power input AC: 100~240V , @50Hz~60Hz Power Consumption Active: < 45W Standby: < 2W Off : < 1W Operating Conditions Temperature:5oC to 40oC Humidity: 20%-80% (No Condensation) Altitude: 0~10,000 ft. Storage Conditions Temperature: -20oC to 60oC Humidity: 10%-90% (No Condensation) Altitude: 0~40,000 fts Unit Dimensions 604(W) x475(H) x 239(D) mm Package Dimensions 674(W) x 535(H) x 215(D) mm Net Weight 9.5Kg(TBC) Gross Weight 12.5Kg (TBC) Container Load 40" : 608pcs (TBC) 20" : 300pcs (TBC) Certification CB, MPRII, CE, FCC-B, cUL, Energy Star (Customer application) Others Theme Mode Selection, HDCP Compatible, Monitor Life Extension function, Display Ratio Selection, Embedded power Supply, ACR *Specifications are subject to change without notice.

There’s no ghosting on a Dell 2005FPW and that’s a 4 year old S-IPS panel with a claimed 16ms response time. The reason it’s so good with a high posted response time? LCDs use the lowest response time across the entire color spectrum. TNs have a response curve that looks like this “V” while 16.7 million color panels curve looks more like this “~“ What this means to you would be that color midnight blue has no ghosting, but the other 254/255 colors ghost. Both of them post false response times, but non-TN panels are closer to their average and refresh colors more equally.

Some information before you buy a cheap LCD and not realize what you are getting. Why be cheap now on something you are probably going to have to live with for the next few years? Buy better quality if you can afford it or wait a couple months for prices to fall.

Monitors come in many different sizes, resolutions and types. The screen size is the physical size diagonally of the screen but the resolution is the number of pixels across by the number of pixel down that the screen can display. The more pixels, the clearer the image will appear.

Resolution is not always proportionate to the size of screen so it is important to consider both before purchase. Monitors also have different connection types ranging from VGA (Analogue) to DVI and HDMI (Digital), where digital signal will give a greater quality of image.

alaTest has collected and analyzed 7 reviews of Emprex LM2201 (Black) LCD Monitor. The average rating for this product is 4.7/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews.