eWiz.com has the ASUS VH236H Black 23" 2ms HDMI Widescreen LCD Monitor for $169 - $15 off with coupon code LABORDAY15 [Exp 9/8] - $20 rebate [Exp 9/30] = $154 with free shipping. Resolution at 1920 x 1080 pixels, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 2000:1 contrast ratio, 2ms response time. [Compare]
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#1
sguy2130 - Posted 10:54 am PDT 09/2/09 (523 Posts)
If I hadn't bought the 21.5", I'd probably jump on this offer, good deal.
#2
taybrynn - Posted 11:39 am PDT 09/2/09 (6 Posts)
I just bought two of these a couple weeks back, and they were approx. $139 using bing cashback and a $20 rebate... so technically I paid more than this up front.
These are NICE monitors ... 23" wide, full HD resolution 1920x1080 and have connectsion for VGA, DVI and HDMI ... and you can attach multiple computers to them and switch with a press of a button on the monitor.
Make sure you video card can drive these are 1920x1080 or you may be disappointed, because it looks best at the native resolution, IMHO.
I got two and not a single bad pixel on either one.
There are speakers built-in, but the sound is basic, not high-fi in any sense.
The controls are less than intuitive, but usable after you figure them out. There is a button to change modes ... most of the time I just do that ... and don't mess with the individual settings much.
These are NICE monitors ... 23" wide, full HD resolution 1920x1080 and have connectsion for VGA, DVI and HDMI ... and you can attach multiple computers to them and switch with a press of a button on the monitor.
Make sure you video card can drive these are 1920x1080 or you may be disappointed, because it looks best at the native resolution, IMHO.
I got two and not a single bad pixel on either one.
There are speakers built-in, but the sound is basic, not high-fi in any sense.
The controls are less than intuitive, but usable after you figure them out. There is a button to change modes ... most of the time I just do that ... and don't mess with the individual settings much.
#3
ajprog - Posted 4:49 pm PDT 09/2/09 (17 Posts)
Thanks for the review, I will look at it.
#4
darkcobra86 - Posted 5:07 pm PDT 09/2/09 (193 Posts)
these looks nice, i might get it.
#5
dealseeker - Posted 5:23 am PDT 09/4/09 (122 Posts)
I read through the manual and could not find out if it supports audio through HDMI. I would like to use one of these with an XBOX 360, but don't know if that would work. Anyone know if it would work?
#6
dealseeker - Posted 8:24 am PDT 09/4/09 (122 Posts)
I answered my own question after reading some more reviews. It turns out that it does receive audio through HDMI. The viewing angle may not be as good as many TV's but it should work with an XBOX 360, Blu-Ray player, cable box, etc.
#7
tseiming - Posted 11:59 pm PDT 09/4/09 (50 Posts)
Some extra costs through eWiz:
Tax (CA) $17.06
Recycling Fee $16.00
I ended up ordering it off J&R for $189 - $20 MIR w/o the extra costs.
#8
oLEFTo - Posted 10:17 pm PDT 09/5/09 (89 Posts)
#7, JR does not carry this model. if u hv the link, i would like to click and buy one.
#9
tseiming - Posted 8:42 am PDT 09/7/09 (50 Posts)
They must be sold out. When I bought it, it had a "...while supplies last" message on the page. Good luck!
#10
tseiming - Posted 4:42 pm PDT 09/8/09 (50 Posts)
Wii
iPod