ViewSonic VX2433WM

For someone using even a 17inch display with 1280 x 1024 screen resolution, %C2%93upgrading%C2%94 to a 19 inch wide screen display with 1440 x 900 is unsatisfactory. After all, the lesser vertical resolution is inadequate. Consequently, a reasonable approach is to upgrade to a 22 or 24inch widescreen <b>monitor</b> with 1920%C3%971080 WUXGA resolution and, ideally, to one such as the <b>Viewsonic</b> <b>VX2433wm</b> 24inch which provides both performance and a good degree of future proofing.

High Definition (HD), is the new thing. Everyone wants an HDTV, a Blu-ray player, Sony PS3, etc. With all of these components why not have an HD <a href="http://www.geeks.com/products.asp?cat=MON" target="new">computer monitor</a> as well? You can now get a Blu-ray player for your computer and many new HD monitors have HDMI input so you can connect anything up to it. The monitor we are looking at today does have one such HDMI input and looks great. The VX2433wm is a 23.6-inch widescreen (16:9) monitor that features a 1000:1 contrast ratio, 2ms response time, and quite a few input choices.

ViewSonic's 24in LCD display delivers good image quality at a reasonable price

ViewSonic VX2433WM - LCD monitor - 23.6

Those looking for an inexpensive 24-inch LCD display may be tempted by the ViewSonic VX2433wm’s sub-$300 price and impressive specifications. But the VX2433wm will suit only the easiest to please.

ViewSonic's 24in LCD display delivers good image quality at a reasonable price

I remember back in the day that we used to always use and trust ViewSonic monitors for the CRT (cathode ray tube, big bulky monitors) monitors that ...

Viewsonic offers an affordable 24" monitor but as always, there's a catch