- Oct 22, 2004
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Hello,
In looking to purchase an LCD, I came across a company that apparently is very much unknown to most people. This company is called CMV, and their LCD monitors look great.
The image quality is unbelievable, it's better than any higher end model I've seen from any other company. They're cheaper than other higher end LCDs here in Israel (for comparison, higher end LCDs here from LG, Sony, Benq etc. should cost around $600 USD, while CMV's cost around $400-$500), and their technical specs are great. Here's one:
http://www.cmv.com.tw/en/product.asp?pid={7D0F23D1-529E-4152-8FD9-E18B9FF7C33C}
Pixel Pitch
0.264 mm
Resolution
1280 x 1024 / SXGA
Display Color
16.7 M
Brightness
450 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio
500¡G1
Viewing Angle
Horizontal
160¢X
Vertical
140¢X
Scan Rate
Horizontal
28~82 KHz
Vertical
50~76 Hz
Display Area
338 x 270 mm
Response Time
8 ms
Power Source
Stand-Alone AC Adapter 100~240VAC, 50/60Hz¡£Output: 19VDC, 3.16A¡¤
Weight
3.5 kg¡£Including Stand¡¤
I'd like to hear your thoughts on these LCDs, and what you think I should look into before buying them (where are the potential problems with this monitor, if any?).
They have one of the best dead pixel policies I've seen (4 here in Israel, but their Thailand corporate website - which is their main site - suggets a 0 dead pixel policy), and they are coupled with a 3 year warranty here.
I can't stress how great the image quality is with these monitors, you'll have to see it. What I saw was actually one of their lowest end models, the Polyview PT-725a (same company, different line of products) - you can check out the specs of that one here:
http://www.cmv.com.tw/en/product.asp?pid={62E519FF-3215-4806-BF94-71A93A9BE566}
Most of their LCDs weigh 3.5 Kilograms, which is pretty light, too.
Your feedback is appreciated, thanks!
Adi Friedman.
In looking to purchase an LCD, I came across a company that apparently is very much unknown to most people. This company is called CMV, and their LCD monitors look great.
The image quality is unbelievable, it's better than any higher end model I've seen from any other company. They're cheaper than other higher end LCDs here in Israel (for comparison, higher end LCDs here from LG, Sony, Benq etc. should cost around $600 USD, while CMV's cost around $400-$500), and their technical specs are great. Here's one:
http://www.cmv.com.tw/en/product.asp?pid={7D0F23D1-529E-4152-8FD9-E18B9FF7C33C}
Pixel Pitch
0.264 mm
Resolution
1280 x 1024 / SXGA
Display Color
16.7 M
Brightness
450 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio
500¡G1
Viewing Angle
Horizontal
160¢X
Vertical
140¢X
Scan Rate
Horizontal
28~82 KHz
Vertical
50~76 Hz
Display Area
338 x 270 mm
Response Time
8 ms
Power Source
Stand-Alone AC Adapter 100~240VAC, 50/60Hz¡£Output: 19VDC, 3.16A¡¤
Weight
3.5 kg¡£Including Stand¡¤
I'd like to hear your thoughts on these LCDs, and what you think I should look into before buying them (where are the potential problems with this monitor, if any?).
They have one of the best dead pixel policies I've seen (4 here in Israel, but their Thailand corporate website - which is their main site - suggets a 0 dead pixel policy), and they are coupled with a 3 year warranty here.
I can't stress how great the image quality is with these monitors, you'll have to see it. What I saw was actually one of their lowest end models, the Polyview PT-725a (same company, different line of products) - you can check out the specs of that one here:
http://www.cmv.com.tw/en/product.asp?pid={62E519FF-3215-4806-BF94-71A93A9BE566}
Most of their LCDs weigh 3.5 Kilograms, which is pretty light, too.
Your feedback is appreciated, thanks!
Adi Friedman.
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