ST2210 sounds like my ASUS VH226 1080p 21.5' LCD. Exact specs. Seen a Viewsonic with the same stuff too. All same components rebranded methinks. I paid around £166 ($273USD) for my screen earlier in the year when they were quite new on the market. They need tuning colourwise but apart from that they're great monitors. Use the PS3 on it too for gaming and Blu-rays with the included HDMI input. A strange thing though is that if you connect the screen to a PC via a DVI-HDMI dongle it won't detect as HDCP however over DVI it does and on my 8800GS the HDMI out is colour limited, which I'm guessing its due to NVIDIA drivers. Plain 'ol DVI is ok though and HDCP works properly.
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ST2210 sounds like my ASUS VH226 1080p 21.5' LCD. Exact specs. Seen a Viewsonic with the same stuff too. All same components rebranded methinks. I paid around £166 ($273USD) for my screen earlier in the year when they were quite new on the market. They need tuning colourwise but apart from that they're great monitors. Use the PS3 on it too for gaming and Blu-rays with the included HDMI input. A strange thing though is that if you connect the screen to a PC via a DVI-HDMI dongle it won't detect as HDCP however over DVI it does and on my 8800GS the HDMI out is colour limited, which I'm guessing its due to NVIDIA drivers. Plain 'ol DVI is ok though and HDCP works properly.