LG W2242T

By Alex Bradner
17:32 Sep 8, 2008 | 1 Comment
Tags: LG | W2242T

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Verdict:
Pros: Price, Excellent performance.
Cons: clunky menu system, looks a little old fashioned

This review is part of the group test: The big, cheap monitor roundup

We mean it, even though they’re different on paper, there is no discernable difference between these two screens except how they look. This is great if you’re strapped for cash (or just don’t care about aesthetics) because it means that for $50 less, you can have the same exceptional quality as the 2252, but without all the extra bling.

Its power light is quite bright, but like its bigger brother can be turned off.

Product Info

Specs:

Specs: Tilt; DVI (w/ HDCP); VGA
Pixel Policy: Class 1
Our Settings: Blue -> 62-64

Supplier:

Price when reviewed:

AUD$346

price check*

$201.34	W2242T-BF LG 22"5MS 8000:1 1600 X 1050 EYO Technologies (NSW)

$202.12	LGE W2242T-BF Blk 22"" Widescreen LCD - 5ms GTG, DVI, 8000:1 Contrast - 3 Y... Digitan Technology (NSW)

$254.00	LG W2242T-BF 22 inch LCD 5ms 8000 : 1 D-Sub DVI-D Topcom Technology (QLD)

See more results for LG W2242T on staticice.com.au

*Products and prices sourced from staticICE and are in no way associated with Atomic MPC

This article appeared in the July, 2008 issue of Atomic.

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1 Comment

relativenewbie

Sep 10, 2008 6:21 PM

I understand that it is not very important but i just want to point out that,as far as i know the picture used for this review is actually the LG W2242TQ.

Other than that i agree with everything else in the review. I purchased one of the LG W2242T's for the family computer and it looks great.

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