Question 1

Is this a glare or non-glare screen?

Accepted Answer

It does not have any anti reflective coating. 
It is not made of glass and is not very reflective

Question 2

As with most monitors, can the stand be removed to be attached to a desk arm?

Accepted Answer

This monitor stand is removable.  But I'm not sure how configuration of attachment to desk arm is.  It possibly could be.  I assume you have a bracket for the desk arm to replace the stand.

Question 3

I'm interested in this monitor, and a few others. But i keep running in to the same problem. Title says one thing,picture shows another and specs contradict the title. No wonder customers get mad then they get receive the wrong product. so is this widescreen or not?

Accepted Answer

I bought 5 of these - they are not wide screen..  If you look at the resolution - they say 1280 x 1024 which is not wide screen.  (they also don't have hdmi... - only dvi and vga)

(I bought them because they are non widescreen...)  it is funny as I don't remember the title being so totally wrong...

for what they are - they work great/

Question 4

Can you adjust height of this monitor? Does it slide up and down? Thanks, Curtis

Accepted Answer

No, you cannot; it does not.  Just tilts.

Question 5

Is this monitor Windows 7 compatible?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Question 6

The description indicates that the monitor has speakers, but I can't see a speaker location in the pictures. The pictures do show an audio cord which gets me hopeful that the monitor actually do have speakers. Please confirm the presence of speakers in this monitor.?

Accepted Answer

It does have an "Audio In" port on the back of the monitor, but I have never tried to use it...

Question 7

What are the dimensions? Height and Width

Accepted Answer

Hello,

Thank you for contacting us in regards to your question.  The dimensions of this item is 16.06" x 16.00" x 8.15."

Thank you, 
Newegg Support

Question 8

is this widescreen or not?

Accepted Answer

No. All of the Acer V19*** models are 19" and 5:4 ratio (i.e. virtually square).

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