HP W2408H 24-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor @ richardeward.com

HP W2408H 24-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor
from Hewlett Packard

Features:

• Panel type: 24 in Diagonal Widescreen Thin Film Transistor LCD Active Matrix
• Rotates / Height Adjustment / Swivel and Tilt Function
• 1920x1200 Resolution and 1000:1 Contrast Ratio
• 5 ms response time

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Nice monitor
  No complaints here. Only minor problem is that Windows Vista does not want to recognize the driver and asks me on each reboot if I want to install a driver for the new monitor. But the driver installed just fine from the HP website and I just skip the message on reboot. Nice monitor. Very bright and crisp images.

• Excellent display when used without the HP software or driver
  Pros: HDMI, Ambient Light sensor, crisp, very vivid and bright picture, high resolution, extra USB ports, includes all cables.
  Cons: Mistake laden installation guide, weak speakers, clumsy unpacking setup, no DVI input (dvi to vga does not count).
  Very nice monitor. Images look stunning on it. It appears that HP pumped up the vividness alot. This display is by no means accurate tho. But if you want to have something enjoyable to look at then this display is the one. A reminder, do not follow the... more info

• Great monitor, even with the reflective bezel!
  The monitor is absolutely giant! The amount of screen real estate you have is really obscene! Setup was plug n play, but you'll need the DVI to HDMI converter to plug into this monitor; it's pnly HDMI (Or wait, does it have a regular VGA? Not sure, but who uses that crap anymore?)
  2 Items of note:
  1. Don't install the stupid software that came with it. When I did, it screwed up my 'right click' ability by screwing up my right-click menus, their proprietary software jacked it somehow. Once I... more info

• Mine died one year and 18 days after I bought it and HP service is horrible
  Mine died one year and 18 days after I bought it. Since HP only warranties their monitors for one year I'm out of luck unless I want to pay HP $374.99 to fix it. No thank you!
  I bought the 25 inch Samsung to replace it and so far so good. I've had a 19 inch Samsung lcd for about 4 years with no problems so I'm going to stick with Samsung monitors from now on. Samsung's warranty is three years by the way.
  The articulating arm on the HP is a nice feature but useless when the monitor won't power on.

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