BenQ FP731 17" LCD Monitor (Black)

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Manufacturer: BenQ
Price at amazon.com: $271.65
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Product Features:

• 1,280 x 1,024 resolution, 0.264 mm dot pitch
• 130-degree horizontal and 140-degree vertical viewing angles
• 450:1 contrast ratio, 260 nits of brightness
• Wall mountable; PC and Mac compatible
• 3-year limited warranty

Product Description:

A 17-inch TFT LCD monitor from BenQ, the FP731 combines performance, features, and an affordable price tag. With its 1,280 x 1,024 maximum resolution and 0.264 mm dot pitch, images are accurate and text is easy to read. The 450:1 contrast ratio, 260 nits of brightness, and 16.2 million colors provide bright, true-to-life images suitable for a wide variety of home and office uses. The FP731 has a 25 ms rise response time for minimal ghosting during normal applications. With a small 14.8-by-6.1-inch footprint, the FP731 fits easily onto any convenient surface, and is also VESA wall mount compliant, freeing up desktop space completely. The FP731 has a horizontal viewing angle of 130 degrees (140 degrees vertical), while the anti-glare, anti-static screen treatment helps cut back on harmful reflections and the resulting eye-strain. With the onscreen controls, you can adjust a wide variety of monitor settings including brightness, contrast, and position. Energy Star certified, this stylish monitor connects via a 15-pin D-Sub analog port. It weighs just 9.7 pounds. It is powered by a universal 100 - 264 VAC built-in power supply. PC and Mac compatible, the FP731 also comes backed with a three-year limited warranty. What's in the BoxFP731, stand, power cord, 15-pin Mini D-Sub cable, driver CD-ROM, operation manual, warranty card
From the Manufacturer When affordability and performance are critical considerations, the BenQ FP731 is the best choice for a 17-inch LCD monitor. The FP731 provides great picture quality through D-sub input. And, to meet users needs for clear, sharp picture quality, the FP731 features high brightness and contrast levels, ikey, and auto adjustment functions. The FP731 can also be used in various environments, from video walls with its VESA wall mounting feature to basic desktop display.
From Office Depot 17'' Black, 450:1C/R , 1280X1024, 0.264mm dpi



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Description from Manufacturer:A 17-inch TFT LCD monitor from BenQ, the FP731 combines performance, features, and an affordable price tag. With its 1,280 x 1,024 maximum resolution and 0.264 mm dot pitch, images are accurate and text is easy to read. The 450:1 contrast ratio, 260 nits of brightness, and 16.2 million colors provide bright, true-to-life images suitable for a wide variety of home and office uses. The FP731 has a 25 ms rise response time for minimal ghosting during normal applications.

With a small 14.8-by-6.1-inch footprint, the FP731 fits easily onto any convenient surface, and is also VESA wall mount compliant, freeing up desktop space completely. The FP731 has a horizontal viewing angle of 130 degrees (140 degrees vertical), while the anti-glare, anti-static screen treatment helps cut back on harmful reflections and the resulting eye-strain. With the onscreen controls, you can adjust a wide variety of monitor settings including brightness, contrast, and position.

Energy Star certified, this stylish monitor connects via a 15-pin D-Sub analog port. It weighs just 9.7 pounds. It is powered by a universal 100 - 264 VAC built-in power supply. PC and Mac compatible, the FP731 also comes backed with a three-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
FP731, stand, power cord, 15-pin Mini D-Sub cable, driver CD-ROM, operation manual, warranty cardAverage Customer Rating:

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Comment: BenQ FP731 17" LCD Monitor (Black) Rating:
The resolution and usefulness of BenQ FP731 is the same quality I see in the Sony LCD monitor. It exhibits excellent brightness and color and I would recommend it to others.

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Comment: Great LCD, holds its own in games vs. CRT Rating:
I bought this LCD very skeptical that it would not match up to my CRT (I'm using both), but I have no complaints. They look different (relatively, the LCD is crazy sharp and the CRT is sorta fuzzy), but I have not had a problem with ghosting or any other problems I feared I would have playing Warcraft III. I still prefer a CRT for those games (the sharpness can get to you), but the LCD is worth it to me because of its size and weight. In short, I wouldn't feel bad about taking this monitor to a LAN party instead of my CRT.

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