Product Description Enhance your vision and save desktop space with the Acer AL1916W TFT LCD flat panel monitor! Incorporating the latest LCD technology, the Acer AL1916W offers the best visibility, performance and excellent value.Thehigh level of brightness 300 cd/m2 together with the optimal contrast ratio of 500:1 renders crisp images and enhances legibility! The Acer AL1916W features a wide150/130-degree viewing angle which allows you to view the screen at any angle without compromising image quality. Get rid of that old CRT! Order today!19-Inch Acer TFT Widescreen LCD Flat Panel Monitor General Features: Black profile 19-inch diagonal (widescreen) display size TFT active-matrix display type 0.284 mm dot pitch 1440 x 900 maximum resolution 500:1 contrast ratio 300 cd/m2 brightness 8 ms response time 150o Horizontal / 130o Vertical viewing angle 15-pin VGA connector EnergyStar compliantPower Rating: AC 100-240V ~ 50-60Hz 1.5ARegulatory Approvals: FCC CE cUL C-Tick VCCI TUVPackage Includes:19-Inch Acer TFT Widescreen LCD Flat Panel Monitor Stand VGA cable Power cable CD with User's Manual, Quick Start Guide, Acrobat Reader Quick Start GuideAdditional Information:Notes: Model: AL1916W LCD displays may have cosmetic imperfections that appear as small bright or dark spots. This is common to all LCD displays used in products by all vendor and is not specific to any vendor or brand. Below are the acceptable amounts of "dot defects" for LCD displays that we sell: 18-Inch to 19-Inch: Total Defects: 8 Bright or Dark Dots (random): 4 Bright or Dark Dots (2 adjacent): 2 Bright or Dark Dots (3 adjacent): 0 Minimum distance between defects: 15mm (bright to bright dots) Minimum distance between defects: 5mm (dark to dark dots) Requirements: VGA adapter Available power outlet
Customer Reviews:
Very happyJune 7, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've used this monitor now for about 9 months, I plan on getting another exactly the same so I can play World In Conflict a little better. I read the reveiw left by the other individual, and want to issue some advice:
I do computer repair for a living, and you need to run the resolution at either 1440 x 900, or another acceptable widescreen resolution. The problem the other individual was experiencing was because he didn't have a graphics card capable of such a high resolution, (most likely onboard video).
Anyone with any 256MB or higher graphics card will be very happy with this monitor.
FIRST Impression Only; will Follow UpMarch 22, 2008 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Coming from experience with CRT monitors only, I write this review with trepidation as it is very likely ME that isn't well enough acquainted with this type of monitor. If anyone else has this monitor and has some suggestions, please add your thoughts. Thanks! First of all, although when I attempt to set my resolution to the specified 1440 x 900, it simply refuses to do so. Now, I thought this could be due to the fact that my PC doesn't have the capability for this but then I wondered why it was "offered" in the settings if it dodn't...?
It took me some time to fiddle with the EXTREMELY difficult to see buttons on the panel to make adjustments....(couldn't they have added an LED to the buttons or even some WORDS under almost impossible to see or manipulate sliver like controls?). The BRIGHTNESS was overwhelming...even after many adjustments. The CONTRAST adjusting didn't help much.... however, eventually...(no thanks to a manual that comes in a million languages (TWO books worth), but has only one page (and not double sided) of information on setting up the monitor. Yes, it has an "auto" adjustment but after locating that tiny sliver button as well, it didn't really help either. Finally, I discovered on my own that it offered (as well) an option to set it to TEXT, GRAPHICS, MOVIE, or STANDARD, and I found TEXT to be the best option.
It's the FONTS on my screen now that are the biggest problem for me. Being WIDELY spread out, which I can deal with , as being over 40, every little bit helps, lol, still, they're faded and light and hard to see. It reminds me of the print we used to see come off those old printers with perforated edges....just not crisp and bold. This is a real problem for me, as I'm a photographer and a writer and the reason I bought this screen was to attain a more realistic clarity of the graphics and to be able to read and write my next book without so much eye strain that one gets from a CRT monitor.
Again, perhaps it's ME and I plan to work on this as much as possible today and throughout the weekend to see what I can do to improve the font problem.
I also think that, for some strange reason, the monitor needed "time" to "break in" as the graphics seem better today (second day) and not so washed out...who knows...not sure about that one....
I'm feeling pretty certain that there are specific fonts to use with a widescreen, as this IS A WIDE SCREEN, and I've never used a widesscreen.... OK.Will be back after more efforts at tweaking. ***Please read my follow up comments. I would ~now~ , weeks later, rate this monitor TWO STARS at best.
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