Lenovo D221 Wide LCD Monitor, Viewable Image Size: 22.0 Inch (559 Mm), Pixel Pi
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The Lenovo D221 wide monitor enables users to view images in a 16×10 wide aspect ratio. It is available in business black. This monitor is best suited for complex spreadsheets multitasking general business applications and multiple-monitor environments. Features & Benefits: 22-inch (559-mm) viewable image size; Optimum resolution: 1680 x 1050; Tilt stand for viewing comfort adjustments; Direct access for automatic image setup and brightness for quick and easy monitor setup; 16 x 10 aspect ratio; Analog and DVI-D attachment ; Internal power; Kensington lock slot compatible for security; Meets 100 mm VESA requirement.Primary InformationDisplay Type : Flat panel display Display Technology : TFT active matrix Display Diagonal Size : 22 Inch Display Response Time : 5 Ms Dot Pitch / Pixel Pitch : 0.282 Mm Display / Color Support : 24-bit (16.7M colors) Color : Business black PC Compatibility : PC Features : Security lock slot (cable lock sold sepa
Lenovo Monitor
Lenovo D221 Wide LCD Monitor, Viewable Image Size: 22.0 Inch (559 Mm), Pixel Pi
List Price: $ 323.99
Price:
A thing of beauty,
At $380.00 is monitor gives you every penny back in looks, feel, and comfort. Although it would be nice to have a hight adjustment, overall the monitor feels good in front of me. Colors are very good and text is clean. As will all TFT displays It’s best to run it at it’s highest resolution of 1680×1050 and turn off Window’s Clear Type font effect. I’m running it in Standard Effect mode and the text looks nice and clean.
I’m running this monitor on an Nvidia GeForce4 MX 440 under Windows Vista. Everything is very crisp and bright. I use it for business purposes, mostly looking at text, images for web, and building HTML pages. It fits very well in my cubical and is wide enough to run side by side apps. The only complaint I have so far is that it doesn’t have a hight adjustment. Other then that it’s 100% worth $380.
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