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Comparison: Seven 21" and 22" CRT Monitors
Table of contents
- 1 – Introduction
- 2 – Sony G520
- 3 – Sony G520, Continued
- 4 – Sony G520, Continued
- 5 – Cornerstone C1035
- 6 – Cornerstone C1035, Continued
- 7 – Cornerstone C1035, Continued
- 8 – Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2060u
- 9 – Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2060u, Continued
- 10 – ViewSonic G810
- 11 – ViewSonic G810, Continued
- 12 – ViewSonic P225f
- 13 – ViewSonic P225f, Continued
- 14 – NEC MultiSync Fe1250+
- 15 – NEC MultiSync Fe1250+, Continued
- 16 – Iiyama MS102DT
- 17 – Iiyama MS102DT, Continued
- 18 – Conclusion
- 19 – More on this topic
The 21" and 22" monitor market is easy to understand. On the one hand, in the lower and middle range, there is a raft of 21: monitors of FST type with a Shadow Mask tube, which vary, and can be of best or worst quality. On the other are monitors with a Sony FD Trinitron tube and a truly flat screen, but which are decidedly more expensive. And then there are the 22" with the Mitsubishi DiamondTron tubes fitted by several manufacturers of top-range monitors.
Now don't get carried away with the idea that a 22" monitor has a working diagonal higher than a 21". DiamondTron tubes do actually measure 22 inches, and this label gives them marketing impact, but to obtain a better image quality, the maker has to eat into the edges considerably. So the paradox is that what you gain with a 22" compared to a 21" is the bit of actual on-screen image that has been removed!
For an explanation of the technologies, you can refer to the introduction to the 19" monitor test Comparison: Twelve 19" CRT Monitors .
Each monitor was tested by analyzing the following:
- Characteristics claimed by the manufacturer;
- Functions and inputs;
- Optimal adjustment;
- Display quality (sharpness, brightness, contrast, convergence, moiré, purity, evenness, legibility) using Ntest;
- Color rendering using the color charts;
- Refresh rates obtained to the nearest decimal;
- OSD;
- Performance in games.
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