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[Krunker] While it isn’t the biggest or boldest LCD around, it produces a high quality experience for almost all possible uses, and that’s a winner all the time in our books. On top of this though, it lives up to the hype of a gaming LCD.
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[Engadget.com] BenQ launching 6ms LCD monitor? - Engadget - www.engadget.com: This got lots of folks concerned with such things really excited, but it also caused a bit of confusion since all the CES coverage reported that BenQ’s displays had a more standard pixel reponse time of 8ms. We saw so many BenQ displays at CES (see above) that we really can’t be sure if we missed a detail about the reponse time or if BenQ was keeping a secret from us.
[Techworthy.com] Techworthy - Gaming Monitors: As for the four-legged design, BenQ fitted its LCD in this manner to prevent it from wobbling on your desktop. Because LCDs are thinner and lighter than CRTs, certain movements can cause them to shake back and forth on your desk.
[Stevex.org] steve's blog : Experiences buying an LCD Monitor: I wanted an LCD monitor. I just painted my office and wanted an aesthetic upgrade - the old monitor .
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Posted at July 05, 2005 12:44 PM
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