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Manufacturer's Specs

• LCD Size
  24"
• Resolution (max.)
  1920x1200
• Pixel pitch
  0,270 mm
• Brightness
  500cd/m 2
• Contrast
  1000:1
• Response time (tr/tf)
  16ms 6ms GTG
• Display Area
  518.4 x 324.0mm
• Colours
  16.7 million
• Viewing angle (L/R;U/D) (CR>=5)
  176/176
• Input connector
  D-Sub/DVI-D/S-Video/Component/HDMI

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1. Reviewer: PC Advisor
   24 June 2008

   All in all, then, we felt that the BenQ FP241W held up well against the competition. Documentation was good, and the necessary leads were supplied. Read more

2. BenQ FP241W

   Reviewer: Custom PC
   15 February 2007

   Overall 8

   

   Features 9

   

    

   The BenQ doesn't offer the rich, complex colours of the Samsung SyncMaster 244T, nor the sleek style of the Dell 2407FPW, but it's cheaper than both of these screens. It isn't a bad monitor and redeems itself in other areas, most notably in games, which were punchy and detailed, with intense lighting effects. If you're looking for a 24in screen for gaming that won't break the bank, the BenQ should be on your shortlist, although it's worth checking to see if Dell has the... Read more

1. BenQ FP241W review :)

   Reviewer: Ciao
   20 May 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   I got this monitor for christmas and have been using it for my PC and PS3. It's FullHD (1080p) and has 6 video inputs. (HDMI, DVI-D , D-Sub (or VGA), S-Video, and Composite and Component). It has a very nice stand and comes with a number of cables. It has two USBs at the side and one of the top for webcams. In use, I've loved it. Perfect if you want 1080p HD and don't have the budget for a 42" plasma. Some people may but put off by the low contrast ratio compared to some... Read more

2. BenQ FP241W

   Reviewer: Rory Reid, CNET
   18 December 2007

   Overall 1

   

    

   "Avoid at all costs" Read more

3. Reviewer: tailschao, AfterDawn.com
   08 June 2007

   Overall 10

   

   Value for money 8

   

    

   Pin-Sharp, great colours, minimal back-light bleeding, the range of inputs is [i]incredible[/i]. The only downside is the lack of 1:1 scaling, but that's just because I was too impatient to wait for the FP241WZ. A big price jump from 22" screens, but all 24" cost a proverbial arm and a leg, so it's normal I s'pose. Read more