Mitsubishi's Diamondcrysta 17 and 19-inch monitors
By Ryan Block 
posted Apr 18th 2006 9:24AM
posted Apr 18th 2006 9:24AM
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posted Apr 18th 2006 9:24AM
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The 17 and 19 inch monitors are 5:4 aspect ratio.
Yeah, I never did learn why most 17" and 19" panels are that strange ratio, yet 15" (1024x768) and 21" (1600x1200) are 4:3.
The specs look good on paper. I wonder if it is a TN 6-bit panel or something like an LG-Philips AS-IPS 8-bit panel. 16.2 million colors = suck.
Mmmm... reflecty! That's what I like in an LCD. Who wants to see things on the screen when you can see yourself and things behind you?
I know I can't stand those reflective screens. All of Acer's laptops have switched to those and I am wondering wheather I should get a normal monitor now while I still can. Personaly they piss me off, it's hard to focus when your looking at a display behind a mirror!
I was actually in the market for buying a screen over the past little while and the Mitsubishi Diamon Crystas were on my list to concider. They're very very high quality, and look like a decent build. Eventually I went with the sharp 32" IT-32X2, which is a media center screen - but back to the point, in the flesh, very nice.
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I have exactly the same reaction. Consumers demand anti-glare for LCDs. Glares stress eyes, induce tears. Someone in the Mitsubishi advertising department screws up here. Memo to management: always keep a leash on your graphic designers. :)