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With the Acer X223WDbd,you can easily make the transition to a widescreen computer monitor within your budget.The large and stylish Acer X223WDbd comes with a 22-inch viewing screen, as well as a digital interface for entertainment enjoyment and work efficiency. Ideal for both home and office users, this LCD will enrich your viewing experience with 1680 x 1050 maximum resolution and 2500:1 contrast ratio.

X223WDbd comes with a 22-inch viewing screen,16.7 Million display colors in a 16:10 widescreen aspec ratio.Ideal for both home and office users,recommend this to anyone looking to upgrade to a larger screen.

Empowering Technology make easy for you when  Word Processing or Watch Movies.Only Press The Empowering Button and Left/Right,ACER X223WDbd will be able to switch among the modes of text/picture/film .. Read the rest of this entry »

Acer H233Hbmid 23″ LCD Monitor - 5ms, 1920×1080, 40000:1, Full 1080p Capability, HDMI$219.99

Acer H233Hbmid 23″ LCD Monitor - 5ms, 1920×1080, 40000:1, Full 1080p Capability, HDMI

Enjoy all your favorite movies, games or fine computer programs with the Acer H233Hbmid 23″ LCD Monitor. Featuring a large 23-inch display, you’ll have no problem working on several computer applications or Word documents simultaneously.What’s even better is the full HD 1080p resolution you’ll get to enjoy on this monitor. Add in an incredible 40,000:1 contrast ratio, 300nits brightness, DVI and HDMI interfaces, and you’ll be amazed by the visual quality. The elegant glossy black finish also gives it that modern look. It’s all you need for a top of the line monitor viewing experience.

H233Hbmid and Acer X223H compare
Both are them have 1920×1080 Maximum Resolution,Acer X223H Fit to work for word processing, etc.Acer H233Hbmid have full HD 1080p resolution,play game or Watch movie,Crafted for enjoyable and comfortable viewing,just it.

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Acer X233H 23″ Widescreen LCD Monitor - 5ms, 1920 x 1080, 40000:1 Dynamic, 16:9, DVI, Black, HDMI

$199.99

Which the most popular acer LCD Monitor?40000:1 Dynamic Acer X233H!

The X223H, as a solid 16:9 format display, is a wonderful home media and cinematic applications.it opens new multitasking possibilities and enhanced multimedia experiences and perfectly balances the best value performance and the latest full high definition technical features.

With the fullcompatability and prevalence of 16:9 content and devices,the X223H integrates magnificent technical features of 40000:1 dynamic contrast bonded with 5ms response rates. this makes you to view heavy duty media applications and motion video with detailed precision and sharp defined lines so that you can watch you photos or vidios over a wider cinematic area thrilly and vividly.

The slim and fashionable X223H integrates only Class A panel guaranteeing a stable and long term performance,and the digital interface maximizes the connectivity quality between the display and other digital sources. High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) support guarantees enjoyment of full-quality DRM-protected entertainment.

As a full high definition display, the Acer 23 inch Icd X223H supports the latest Blu-ray devices for FHDHD true digital content with a wonderful visual impact for amusement and multitasking. With the decent price,The X223H is one of your best choices as a perfect home media application.
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I’ve used aver v223 monitor for a month now and I have no complaints. I mainly use this monitor for online games and internet. I have noticed that when the screen is black, especially if you have a black background, then there is light bleed at the top and bottom of the monitor. But, unless you are using your monitor to watch movies in a dark room, it’s not something you will notice after you’ve been using it for awhile.

Other then that, the dvi cable is a bit short, you might want to buyt a longer one depending on where you have your PC.

Overall, I think this is a great monitor especially for the resolution it can provide and the price.
By Mr. Nobody “Al” (Minnesota)

By L. Fry “pretty good knitter” (Scottsdale, Arizona United States)
I’ve been using this acer v223 monitor for a couple of days and am very pleased with it. I do have some problems with the size of some things on the screen but they all have to do with some ancient programs which I can’t enlarge or the size font used on a lot of web sites. I’ve managed to enlarge some things such as my browser frame and changed the font size on a lot of my documents to 14. I just hope I remember to change them back to 12 before I print them and that webmasters will start using larger fonts as more and more users switch to larger screens.

My 6 month old HP 22in went down on me (bad panel button) and needed to be sent back to factory. Since I am employed online I needed an inexpensive replacement to tide me over. I ordered acer v223 at 11:30 Tuesday morning and it arrived at my home Thursday at 10:45 AM. This was mid December and I used only the free shipping option. Less than 48 hours…Simply amazing!! The monitor is much better than expected, arriving in pristine condition and every bit as good as my far more costly HP. I fully intend to get 2 more of these for my husband and son. Handles graphics well. Color and resolution just fine. Thank you Amazon for the great service and surprisingly good product.

I asked for and got acer nifty monitor for my birthday. Been jonesing for a larger monitor ever since I gave up my desktop computer two years ago, but my wallet said no. When I began learning AutoCAD with its many palettes, ribbons, and command lines, working on my 15″ MacBook screen became unbearable. With a $200 limit, I started looking at what was out there, and was excited to find this one, cheap and well-reviewed. Amazon delivered it in next to no time even with the free shipping option (thanks guys!). I’m happy to report that I love this monitor. We’re a mixed Mac and Windows household (I use VM Fusion to boot XP, and my partner’s got a Dell); this little gem works seamlessly with either laptop sans special drivers (woohoo!) plus we get lots of entertainment mileage watching movies on it (we channel sound through the stereo that sits underneath). This is all through a crisp digital connection, which I highly recommend. Can’t report any unbearably long waits for the computer to sync with the monitor (I’m guessing about ten seconds) — so perhaps that’s an analog problem. Lack of height/tilt adjustment is a minor inconvenience. Took a star off for that (wish it could be just half of one).

After reading all the reviews on this aver v223 monitor I was a little afraid of getting stuck with a dead pixel or two, but I received mine in perfect condition. When I wake it from sleep mode it takes about 2-3 seconds for it to wake, but when it does the screen is there immediately. No waiting for the screen to gradually appear like a conventional monitor. I use mine for internet and watching some videos, so I can’t rate this monitor for the gamers out there. The menu buttons are lined up neatly in the bottom right corner and they don’t stick out like a sore thumb, however, the labels for each menu button are sort of embossed into the frame and very hard to see without a flashlight, so you have to memorize them. The menu is fairly easy to navigate with a little practice. The screen is very bright at the default setting. I have mine set to the “user” setting most of the time which is considerably dimmer. I also set my brightness setting to about 10. If you set the resolution to the native 1680×1050 you are going to have the same tiny fonts as a 17″ monitor delivers. Everything is just stretched out more to fill up the screen. I set mine to 1280×768 and everything is much bigger and easier to read. This was my objective in buying a bigger monitor. Even at this resolution, the clarity and detail are very good. If you want a big, good looking black monitor at a great price, I think this is a great deal at a great price!

I suppose this is still a good monitor for the money, but it’s the oly one that I’ve had this kind of trouble with. I’ve had this one for 3 days now. So far I’ve had to mess with it about 7 times to fix the “misfiring pixels”. Occasionally, the monitor display becomes dotted with red pixels, which is annoying and distracting. No attempt to fix this problem seems to work consistently. The monitor just decides on its own when to display properly and when not to. Here’s what the User’s Manual has to say about that:
“The LCD unit is produced with high-precision manufacturing techniques. Nevertheless,some pixels may occasionally misfire or appear as black or red dots. This has no effect on the recorded image and does not constitute a malfunction.”
Perhaps the guys at Acer don’t mind this. Or maybe they use Sony monitors themselves. It sure feels like a malfunction to me - one that I’ve never encountered on other monitors, and one that occurs more frequently than anything that’s not considered a malfunction!
If you can afford a few extra bucks for a monitor that works properly most of the time, you may want to skip this one.

By Ronald L. Russell (Pangaea)
It was time to upgrade from my old 17″ CRT monitor which I’d been using for the past 8 or 9 years. I’d been spoiled by the widescreen LCD monitors on the computers at work. I remembered the days when the cheapest LCD’s were over $1000, so was pleasantly surprised to see the price had really come down, with quite a few under $200.

I read the favorable reviews for the Acer V223, and placed my order on Dec 17. I selaected “Free Super Saver Shipping”, and settled back to wait until sometime after Christmas, probably not until after New Years. The big box with the Amazon logo on the side arrived on Dec 19, roughly 48 hours after placing my order! Truly outstanding service, in my opinion.

I opened the shipping carton and found the factory box inside, padded and cushioned to protect from damage. Inside the factory box was the monitor inself, wrapped and padded, plus VGA and DVI cables, a manual on CD, and a printed manual.

I set up the monitor on my desk, connected the cables, and turned on the computer. Everything came up and worked perfectly, all I had to do was to reset my screen resolution from what I had been using on my old monitor.
I haven’t seen a single dead pixel. The V223 runs a maximum resolution of 1680 x 1050 (which I use), and is very crisp at that setting. I’ve not even touched the color adjustments, as they are beautiful as delivered.

The monitor itself is a study in minimalist design, a simple black rectangle around the screen, with rectangular buttons for power and adjustments in the lower right corner. No chrome or shiney metal trim. Even the logo in the top right corner is subdued in a charcoal grey color.
The sturdy black stand which supports the screen also has a rectangular foot, unifying the overall design.

Everything about the V223, including how it looks, feels and operates, gives the impression of a high quality product.

The printed manual is not that great, only a couple of pages in each language. The manual on CD is better, but still not a lot.

In all fairness, however, I must say that I didn’t find any need to refer to the manual.

Two great things about this monitor, which also apply to most other LCD’s is that it can be placed at the back edge of your desk, providing a better distance at which your eyes can focus. LCD monitors also flicker much less than CRT monitors. Both of these qualities serve to reduce eyestrain, and make long sessions at the computer less fatiguing.

Internet browsing and email benefit from the wide screen format, as there is room for multiple windows to be open, side by side if desired.
Playing Second Life, the V223 has a lot of “video real estate” providing room for chat windows, maps and inventories, without crowding the view of where you are and what your avatar is doing.

I also run another computer with the BeOS operating system on this monitor, and it also works and looks great.

In sum, I’m quite pleased with the Acer V223, it is attractive and exceeds my expectations thus far.