IBM ThinkVision L200p 20 inch LCD Monitor
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- Aspect Ratio: Standard (4:3)
- Response Time: Slow (More than 17 ms)
- Contrast Ratio: 400:1
- Screen Size: 20.1 inch
- Monitor Type: Flat Panel LCD TFT (Active Matrix)
- Family Line: IBM ThinkVision
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Pros
Crisp Picture. Fast Response. Brilliant Color. Excellent Warranty.
Cons
Price, Price, Price.
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
Every PC user should have one and will have one sooner or later.
At this point, this is still "top of the line" LCD monitor. But like every predecessor in this category, it will fast enter the mass market. It has very crisp picture, very good color. It plays DVD without any issue. It has a huge real estate to display any documents or graphics. Forget about the IBM recommendation that this is for CAD/CAM application. You enjoy and appreciate this monitor no matter which line of business you're in. Just like not too too long ago everyone had a 15" CRT and the 19" CRT had the wow factor. History replays itself at another level. The only thing to look out for are:
- You need to have a very good video card and DVI output to take full advantage of this monitor (forget about VGA analog output, it just does not cut it)
- You need to look for good deals (Ebay would be a good place to start) unless you have a deep pocket
- You need to have a good pair of eyes to see the small fonts on some of the sites
- You need to use a cable lock to make sure it does not walk away (taken away) in your absence
Bottom Line: If you use your PC constantly for a long period per day and you can afford it, go for it. You won't regret. Just imagine the feeling that you are the first one on the block (in the office) to be in the future mode and everyone will follow your lead.
- You need to have a very good video card and DVI output to take full advantage of this monitor (forget about VGA analog output, it just does not cut it)
- You need to look for good deals (Ebay would be a good place to start) unless you have a deep pocket
- You need to have a good pair of eyes to see the small fonts on some of the sites
- You need to use a cable lock to make sure it does not walk away (taken away) in your absence
Bottom Line: If you use your PC constantly for a long period per day and you can afford it, go for it. You won't regret. Just imagine the feeling that you are the first one on the block (in the office) to be in the future mode and everyone will follow your lead.
