Fujitsu L22-1W reviews
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rotter023 said:Hi guys,
has anyone found any reviews online for this monitor yet? im trying to find one, but with very limited success!!
found this other pic as well
Ill let you know next week cause Ive decided to get this monitor , seen it for 210 and Im going to go for it..
oh i found this review
http://www.vtr-hardware.com/news/fujitsu-siemens-l22-1w-n8969.html
heres the short version
Strong points
Two catches VGA: 2nd for a console, a reader DVD…
Guarantee zero dead pixel optional
Design, hull metal
Price
Correct colors in Cinema mode
Weak points
Colors not simple to regulate manually
No entry DVI
Weak angles of vision
Basic foot: nonadjustable in height, not of pivot
More remanence than on the IPS 6 ms and Mva 8 ms
overall they gave it 5 stars
If you choose one 22 inches, this Fujitsu-Siemens seems, for the moment, most interesting: price, design, 2 entries VGA… It is practical, beautiful and economic. Not badly!
so basically it suffers from the other cheap 22 inch panels ie bad viewing angles..
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I've just got one of these, and have to say, for the price, I'm mightily impressed.
Of all the 22" screens I reckon this is by far the sexiest (and cheapest). I reckon the quality is spot on, though the colour settings are a little unwieldy.
The Big problem might be the large levels of backlight bleed at the top and bottom - not so great for films.
And the fairly atrocious viewing angles - they are poor, but they'll be exactly the same for all the TN film 22"ers.
Overall I reckon 4/5.
Of all the 22" screens I reckon this is by far the sexiest (and cheapest). I reckon the quality is spot on, though the colour settings are a little unwieldy.
The Big problem might be the large levels of backlight bleed at the top and bottom - not so great for films.
And the fairly atrocious viewing angles - they are poor, but they'll be exactly the same for all the TN film 22"ers.
Overall I reckon 4/5.
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i saw the dvi version in PC word the other day, my god the backlight bleed is horrendous.
I mean to the point i threw out the idea completely, its unfortunate because the monitor is so sexy
I mean to the point i threw out the idea completely, its unfortunate because the monitor is so sexy
Hi there
Its a nice screen at a great price.
The backlight bleed though sounds like a problem, you sure just not unlucky and got the odd bad one?
Seen a couple of the Belinea 22" in action and they don't seem to suffer any backlight bleed at all, the black really are black.
In comparison the Video 7 panel we sell also the Belinea has much sharper text and crisper image quality, which is strange as the V7 is DVI.
Belinea do seem to have come a long way as the 102030W and 102035W are best in their class and again for amazingly low prices. The new 22" model just seems to follow on from this greatness.
Its a nice screen at a great price.
The backlight bleed though sounds like a problem, you sure just not unlucky and got the odd bad one?
Seen a couple of the Belinea 22" in action and they don't seem to suffer any backlight bleed at all, the black really are black.
In comparison the Video 7 panel we sell also the Belinea has much sharper text and crisper image quality, which is strange as the V7 is DVI.
Belinea do seem to have come a long way as the 102030W and 102035W are best in their class and again for amazingly low prices. The new 22" model just seems to follow on from this greatness.
