Acer P244Wbii Glossy Black 24" 2ms (GTG) HDMI 16:9 Full 1080P Widescreen LCD Monitor 300 cd/m2 20000:1 ACM

Pros: Great Resolution, even in analog! Haven't watched a Blu-Ray yet but with 1080p resolution I can't wait. No Dead pixels. Having 2x HDMI inputs is perfect. Can connect HD sat box, and PS3. Delivered on time as always.

Cons: None right now.

Overall Review: Would also be nice to have a DVI connection since I am using it for an all in one screen (PC, PS3, TV) but I can live with the VGA until I get a New Vidoe Card.

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Overall Review: To answer Li's question, he needs to figure out the difference between TV lines and pixel dimensions. VGA monitors use square pixels, where as TVs use rectangular pixels. A 1920x1200 monitor can switch to 1920x1080, but with the limitations of any LCD: HDTV blur and downgraded picture quality. A 1080P monitor knocks two birds with one stone: it offers an adequate 1920x1080 desktop resolution and allows HD sources at a native LCD resolution. Because he confuses the two types of inputs, he's offering advice that could confuse any buyer needing a multipurpose display.

Pros: Excellent picture quality and viewing angle. Auto sense from VGA to HDMI and back. Comes with HDMI cable. Touch sensitive buttons work flawlessly.

Cons: Bleed through on top and bottom is annoying on black screen, such as bootup and switching video sources. Cannot adjust screen angle. No speakers. Have to output to external speakers to get sound from HDMI, and not digital.

Overall Review: Got this specifically for XBOX 360 + PC. The 360 looks beautiful on it, running at 1080p @60Hz. Next best option to native 1080p would be a native 1920x1200 with 1:1 pixel mapping. This will give you more height for documents/webpages.

Pros: -Its HUGE, even coming from a 22" LCD (like I did) you will notice a difference. -Much better color than a lot of the cheaper LCD's (I was using a 22" Acer LCD before, Acer AL2223Wd), very noticeable. -Native 1080p and 16:9 viewing ratio, so its awesome for watching movies on. -No dead pixels or other issues. -No blurring/ghosting issues at all in games, very crisp test too. -Comes with some software to help you easily calibrate your monitor, only takes a minute or so to use.

Cons: -No DVI connector, DVI to HDMI adapters are available of course but still annoying. -While the color is much better than your average TN panel it still might not be good enough for some who do graphics art work. -The default stand isn't very good, only tilt no height adjustment. -Should've come with a HDMI to DVI adapter instead of a VGA cable. - As with nearly all LCD's it seems this monitor has some light bleed through on the top and bottom of the screen. Its only noticeable on a totally black background but its still there.

Overall Review: -Not really a con but this LCD has a "piano finish" bezel which will attract fingerprints like you won't believe. It also comes with a VGA and HDMI cable. -If you want to take off the vertical portion of the stand for mounting on a floating screen arm you have to first pop off these small plastic covers on the back with a small and thin flat head screw driver (go lightly, not much pressure is needed to take them off), you'll need a phillips head screw driver to take the screws out. -You can't tell from newegg.com's pics but when its turned on the LCD controls all light up white, looks pretty nice. -Even without calibration this LCD looks pretty good right out of the box, unlike the Acer AL2223Wd 22", that I had before which required a fair amount of minor tweaking to look good. -If you're mounting this LCD on a floating arm like I am then know that you're going to mar the back of it unless you get some rubber washers or something between the metal and the back of the LCD.

Pros: I bought this for an external display for my Thinkpad T61p, as well as use for the PS3. This is a great solution if space is limited and want a nice monitor... and it's 1080p! Really can't beat it for the price! No dead pixles either which is fantastic And as always, Newegg shipped very fast and will always have my business when I need tech products.

Cons: I haven't found any.

Overall Review: The touch buttons aren't as hard as other users make them out to be. Maybe I'm just lucky?

Pros: 2 HDMI inputs and one VGA, 16:9 aspect ratio (notice the native res is 1920x1080... not 1200 vertical like most computer displays), incredible contrast and stunning picture and color quality, no ghosting in games, video takes up the whole screen. If you buy this I honestly doubt you'll be disappointed. I picked it up for 300 bones on newegg with a promo code - really great deal if you ask me. Looks as good, maybe better than my Samsung 22" which is saying lots because Samsung makes a beautiful screen also.

Cons: Screen has no DVI input which doesn't really matter but it's important for you to know (there are dvi to hdmi adapters, i am using one). Some older games don't support 16:9 aspect ratio, again not really a con just be aware. I personally don't like the acer software, i would prefer a straightforward drvier, i let vista configure display. Also, some backlight bleed on bottom and top but it's very minor and I'm being overly critical.

Overall Review: I switch between my ps3 and pc with this screen which is neat. IMPORTANT: Set your digital color format to YCbCr444 (not RGB) when using HDMI to get proper picture quality. When I first started using this I was on RGB and the colors looked washed out and black looked like grey. Changing this setting in my advanced video options (gtx280, nvidia control panel) made it look right.

Pros: not one dead pixel. 1 to 1 pixel ratio on blue ray (1080p) video. scaled 720p games on ps3 perfectly. touched buttons are a nice blue. works perfectly.

Cons: non-glossy screen, if your a movie buff that might matter. turning on the auto super duper contrast setting seemed to have little to no decernable difference during gameplay. it just looked good :)

Overall Review: Bought exclusively for ps3 gaming and movie watching. this is the lowest cost true 1080p moniter that i know off. works great in a bedroom set up. The bii in the product name is how you know this ones is true 1080p with duel hdmi.

Pros: For this price, it's truly excellent. Friends have commented about the vibrant colours. Bright enough to have a window behind you. HD movies are not distorted and look amazing. No ghosting in games at all. Stand is stable and tilts up and down (about 15 degrees). It also looks rather elegant with the black glossy finish. Build quality is good, everything fits snugly.

Cons: The screen is big and heavy so it wobbles slightly if you bump it. No big deal though. With no lights on, bleeding is slightly visible, but to the same extent as my Dell Ultrasharp. Any light in the room makes this virtually invisible. Installed software doesn't do a great job of configuring the display; after manual configuration, images looked grainy and oversaturated, so I would suggest sticking with the factory defaults. For those concerned about white balance variation, the P224W has less than other similar LCDs I've looked at, but it's easy to see both vertical and horizontal variation from more than 70 degrees viewing angle. I use photoshop and this hasn't been an issue at all .Another thing that bothers me is that if I disconnect my laptop VGA cable from the Acer, it does not have an automatic standby mode and stays on indefinately. I have to press the power button every time I disconnect.

Overall Review: I haven't tried using multiple inputs yet or plugging into xbox 360 so I can't comment on that. Mostly I use the monitor as an extension to my laptop's screen. I had some trouble getting my laptop to extend my windows desktop onto the P244W. The Acer would show both desktop areas but the 1080p native resolution wouldn't work at first. It would simply drop back to 640x480 above resolutions of 1280x1024. After trial and error it worked, but I can't remember the procedure. Note that this is most likely a graphics card issue. For those who mentioned the "touch screen" display controls. The controls are extremely sensitive, but you have to press softly and on the the exact area to activate them. Finally, somebody mentioned that the screw that joins the base to the monitor doesn't "reach". I can confirm that it does... just push harder! The build quality seems fine to me, despite other posts.