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Shopping Cart: A closer look at ergonomic displays

Shopping Cart: A closer look at ergonomic displays

By:  Kathleen Lau  On: 11 Nov 2007 For: ComputerWorld Canada Creator

There's no point in straining your eyes -- or any other part of your body -- when manufacturers are coming up with designs to ease the viewing experience. We compare the economics and the ergonomics of three models

1. The product: ViewSonic's 22” VG2230wm

Screen features: 1680x1050 pixel resolution; 280-nit brightness; 800:1 contrast ratio; and 5-millisecond response time.

Ergonomics: 170-degree viewing angle; 360-degree swivel; tilts 20-degrees back and 5-degrees front; 3.2-inch height adjustment; and anti-glare finish.

The price: $389 with 3-year warranty

2. The product: Samsung SyncMaster 940UX 19”

Screen features: 1280x1024 pixel resolution; 300-nit brightness; 1000:1 contrast ratio (2000:1 dynamic contrast ratio for fast switching from brightly to darkly-lit image); and 5-millisecond response time.

Ergonomics: 160-degree viewing angle; 180-degree swivel; tilts 20 degrees back and 5 degrees front; 100-mm height adjustment; and anti-glare finish. UbiSync technology links up to 6 monitors from a single USB port on a PC without loading new drivers, software, or additional video card.

The price: $499 with 3-year warranty

3. Lenovo L220x 22”

Screen features: 1920x1200 pixel resolution; 325-nit brightness; 1200:1 contrast ratio; and 6-millisecond response time.

Ergonomics: 178-degree viewing angle; 45-degree swivel each way; tilts back 30 degrees; 110-mm height adjustment; 45-degree pivot one way only; and anti-glare finish.

The price: $499 with 3-year warranty


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Kathleen Lau Kathleen Lau was a senior writer with ITWorldCanada.com and ComputerWorld Canada from December 2006 to August 2011.In her role as senior writer, she covered broadly technology news and issues r... more
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