Poor | Average | Good | Excellent | |
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Screen size | 24 in Best: Acer UM.PB1EE.A01 Screen size: 282 in | |||
Response time | 6 ms Best: JVC LM-H191 Response time: 0.01 ms | |||
Brightness | 500 cd/m² Best: DynaScan DS321LR4 Brightness: 25000 cd/m² | |||
Weight | 9900 g Best: BenQ GL2450HM Weight: 0 g |
Screen size | 24.0 in |
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Brightness | 500.0 cd/m² |
Height (without stand) | 17.91 in |
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Depth (with stand) | 9.45 in |
Width (with stand) | 22.8 in |
Weight | 349.21 oz |
Maximum resolution | 1920 x 1200 px |
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Display technology | LCD |
Response time | 6.0 ms |
Viewing angle (horizontal) | 178.0 ° |
Viewing angle (vertical) | 178.0 ° |
EnergyStar | yes |
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Colour of product | Black |
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Built-in camera | no |
Number of component inputs | 1 |
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DVI-D ports quantity | 1 |
HDMI ports quantity | 1 |
VGA (D-Sub) ports quantity | 1 |
Cable lock slot | yes |
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Plug and Play | yes |
Power consumption (typical) | 85.0 W |
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Many of the 24-inch widescreen monitors that have recently hit the market have used TN+Film panels to keep costs down. Hyundai has gone against the grain with its ImageQuest W241D, as it uses a PVA panel and looks good on paper - will it live up to its spec sheet?
Can Hyundai's W241D PVA make waves in the ever more populous sea of 24in monitors?
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