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This 19in. LCD has all the right features: adjustability, excellent image quality and extras such as USB ports. All that, plus a reasonable price, makes the Dell UltraSharp 1905FP a winner. Read more
14 January, 2005 by Seán Captain
The Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP is expensive and not quite up to the task for professional imaging. However, its elegant design, big screen and copious extras will appeal to regular users with a big enough budget. Read more
8 February, 2007 by Lori GruninDell's 24in. wide-screen LCD delivers excellent image quality and a ton of connectivity options, including video inputs and picture-in-picture settings. Add in a great price, and the Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP is the best value in its class. Read more
21 June, 2006 by Michael DegnanThe Samsung SyncMaster 970P has a striking design, but it's the fine image quality that makes this 19in. display worth considering. Read more
7 February, 2006 by Jeffrey FuchsThe Korean manufacturer says it will be producing 50 million OLED screens by 2008 Read more
22 November, 2005 by Colin BarkerThe ThinkVision L171p is highly versatile, but its image quality is adequate rather than impressive. Read more
20 July, 2005 by Dan LittmanIf you can justify the cost, you'll be impressed by the 'glasses-free' 3D visualisation technology that graces Sharp's otherwise unremarkable 15in. LL-151-3D monitor. Read more
4 November, 2004 by Sandra VogelSony's SDM-S204 suffers from a lack of features and middling performance, making other, less expensive, displays a better value. Read more
1 April, 2004 by Jeffrey FuchsEizo's pricey ColorEdge CG18 is an LCD for graphic design professionals who require absolutely precise colours and extremely high image quality. Read more
3 March, 2004 by Jeffrey FuchsSharp’s 17in. LL-T17A3-H is a solid, if not especially inspiring, all-rounder with some useful features. Read more
27 May, 2003 by Laurence GraysonThe SDM-HS73's impressive specifications and very attractive appearance are matched by its level of overall performance. One for the style-conscious. Read more
23 May, 2003 by Laurence Grayson
...an all-in-one system with a height- and tilt-adjustable 17in.
...Gamer, and 30in. (2,560 by 1,600 pixels) Dell UltraSharp Widescreen
...a heart attack by owning legitimate software" And for a 19 inch
...with our review system was Dell’s tried and trusted 17in. 1702FP
Don't blame CEO, they want RIM win. RIM has strange culture and self distruct political environment. In RIM if a new hired person figure out...
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That we have :-) Retailers don't buy stuff to lie around in warehouses, particularly with fast moving technology products. If they didn't think...
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@191706> *their* own Mac Thank you for picking up the errant spelling :) @apexwm > Mac OS X for Intel machines is supposed to run in VirtualBox...
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Nice to see that Turing's idea of a general purpose computer doing once-hardware-powered tasks in software is now universal ;-) Mary
3 days ago by Simon Bisson and Mary Branscombe on Software with everythingseriously now. I've only bothered to read a small bit of the comments. do me and the rest of the world a favour. stop saying it does not work or...
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Where is everyone? Online! Make project management more efficient with online... Read more
What is the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement? This ZDNet UK guide outlines the positions of its supporters and its critics, discusses what's new and how its ratification could affect the great copyright-versus-technology... Read more
This document describes in detail how HP Fortify on Demand works and what it can accomplish for companies seeking to test the security of their... Read more
