Don't expect anything miraculous from Mitsubishi's latest announcement, but the firm is doling out a bevy of
totally average LCD monitors for those in the market. First up is the 19-inch RDT193WM, which features a WXGA+ (1,440 x 900) panel, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, five-millisecond response time, 160-degree viewing angles and VGA / DVI inputs. Moving on up, we find the 20.1-inch RDT203WM / RDT203WM-S, which sports a 1,680 x 1,050 resolution but otherwise mimics the specifications on its smaller sibling. Finally, the 22-inch RDT222WM rocks the same WSXGA+ panel as the 20.1-incher, but an HDMI port is thrown in to further differentiate it from the pack. As for pricing, expect the bunch to land later this month for ¥34,800 ($307), ¥44,800 ($395) / ¥49,800 ($439) and ¥54,800 ($483), respectively.
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posted Nov 8th 2007 6:32PM
once they come out with a display bigger than a 30" Apple Cinema display, then, I might think about getting it.
oh, excuse me for forgetting-and it can be any of the current crapperware. I want something really life-like
so they make lcds and cars?
No they do not make any mainstream LCD monitors. All OEM and proudly made in China. Mitsubishi is one of the bigger trading companies in Japan. They leverage the brand name and make millions...
I thought Mitsubishi sold its LCDs through NEC now?
NEC and Mitsu used to have an agreement. NEC was allowed to sell everywhere except Japan. Now they are in direct competition everywhere.
I say it every time there is a post on crappy LCD monitors....Why bother when they are all crappy TN panels. There not worth the money at ALL!