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ViewSonic Unveils Green LED-Backlit Full-HD Monitor

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ViewSonic's latest monitor jumps the 'green' (eco-friendly) bandwagon. The VA2250wm is a 22 inch (21.5 inch viewable) LED-illuminated LCD display which pushes the power envelope down to 26W during typical usage, which the company claims to be 40% lesser than tradidional LCD displays with CCFL-illumination. At its size, the panel is full-HD capable (native resolution of 1920 x 1080), has a response time of 5 ms, brightness of 250 cd/m², and contrast ratio of 1,000:1 (dynamic contrast ratio of 10,000,000:1). The display has 2W stereo speakers inbuilt, it has a piano-black bezel with a dash of clear acrylic. It takes display input from DVI and D-Sub. Priced at around $225, the VA2250wm is expected to ship in late May.



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Yeah, yeah, they say how many watts. But really? Adding green lights to the back for enviromental conciousnes?? It's like a Greenpeace SUV.
 
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I wonder how much energy they'd save on materials and manufacturing cost if they ditched the crappy speakers.
 
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Sweet hd monitor with no hdmi?
 
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Does it have display port?
 
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I think it just has sexy DVI and D-sub. never thought that would be on a led screen
 

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my 23.6" uses 33W (measured at wall), so really... its nothing special. just another LED screen.

it really is weird to not have HDMI, since its got speakers.


P.S they arent saying the LED's are green, they're saying its a 'green' ( aka eco friendly) monitor with LED backlights


edit: wow, the press release used almost the same wording i did, lol. "ViewSonic's latest monitor jumps the 'green' (eco-friendly) bandwagon."
 

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my 23.6" uses 33W (measured at wall), so really... its nothing special. just another LED screen.

You most likely don't have it on 100% brightness :p These should consume way less with watchable brightness settings. But seems most are using the same panes, only thing that differs is their advertised dynamic contrast ration, I've seen 2M:1 on the most cheapest of LEDs 5M:1 on LG, 8M:1 on BenQ and now this with 10M:1. All still have 1000:1 actual contrast ratio :)

Have been looking to get one of these, haven't just decided on 22" 23" or 24", or what manufacturer and with or w/o HDMI and is 5ms enough.

ViewSonic at least says LCD display with LED-backlight, some manufacturers are fooling customers with the LED-monitor thing.
 

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I think it just has sexy DVI and D-sub. never thought that would be on a led screen

Screen is LCD, illumination is LED-backlit. The "LED" badge on flat-panel monitors/TVs can be misleading 90% of the time. People buy it thinking it's an LED panel.
 

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You most likely don't have it on 100% brightness :p These should consume way less with watchable brightness settings. But seems most are using the same panes, only thing that differs is their advertised dynamic contrast ration, I've seen 2M:1 on the most cheapest of LEDs 5M:1 on LG, 8M:1 on BenQ and now this with 10M:1. All still have 1000:1 actual contrast ratio :)

Have been looking to get one of these, haven't just decided on 22" 23" or 24", or what manufacturer and with or w/o HDMI and is 5ms enough.

ViewSonic at least says LCD display with LED-backlight, some manufacturers are fooling customers with the LED-monitor thing.

I run it at default. my housemates 23.6" asus also uses 32-33W.

Screen is LCD, illumination is LED-backlit. The "LED" badge on flat-panel monitors/TVs can be misleading 90% of the time. People buy it thinking it's an LED panel.

around here, retail stores and radio/TV ads are calling them "new LED TV's" - its easier to remember than LED backlit, but people seriously think its a new panel type. (plasma/LCD/LED)
 

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drop the speakers,put HDMI connections and you're good to go...
seriously,i don't think anyone likes inbuilt speakers,just buy a cheap headset and pronto!
 

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I have seen shoppers go "whoa, this has built in speakers, must be better than the other one!". Cheap marketing ploy, if you ask me. However, I agree that HDMI should be included given that they supplied cheap speakers.
 
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22 inch (21.5 inch viewable)
Not this again,, I wish they would go out of biz already
 

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22 inch (21.5 inch viewable)
Not this again,, I wish they would go out of biz already

the old inch systems (22/24) was based on 16:10

with a slightly reduced amount of vertical size and the same amount of horizontal size, the inches decreases slightly.

Yes its dodgy that they call a 21.5" a 22", but CRT makers did it all the time.. they counted the damn plastic shell as part of the size of the screen (22" CRT! 19" viewable)
 
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back in the day I had a iiyama vision master 510pro, 22" CRT, 20"viewable, I was glad to see the right screen size when LCD came out. I just hope they don't start that again
 
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Why on earth doesn't this have hdmi? I'd consider this the best 1080p monitor if it did, as my current viewsonic 1080p is the best I've used, def. better than the asus/acer ones.
 
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the old inch systems (22/24) was based on 16:10

with a slightly reduced amount of vertical size and the same amount of horizontal size, the inches decreases slightly.

Yes its dodgy that they call a 21.5" a 22", but CRT makers did it all the time.. they counted the damn plastic shell as part of the size of the screen (22" CRT! 19" viewable)

No. on CRT they advertised the physical screen size but the outer edges were covered in black paint reducing the visible area.
 

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No. on CRT they advertised the physical screen size but the outer edges were covered in black paint reducing the visible area.

not around here...
 

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They were not counting the plastic shell but the actual tube. it's just that tube edges are useless.

trust me, they counted the plastic. you havent seem some of these monsters. 4" plastic rim around a tiny CRT.
 
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CRT screen size was a big joke,, & I'm glad to see it over with
 

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trollin? I've physically measured my crts before, I've had 13.6" screens on a 15" monitor, counting the plastic
 
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