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Review Map Overview/Features Test Results/Installation Conclusion ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Princeton Graphics, a pillar in the monitor industry for some time, entered the consumer 19" monitor fray with the E0900. ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Features
Screen Size 19" (18" viewable) Dot Pitch .26mm Vertical Scan Range 50-160Hz Horizontal Scan Range 30-90kHz Max Dot Clock 210 MHz Front Panel Controls * Horizontal/Vertical Size and Position * Contrast & Brightness * Trapezoid, Parallelogram, Pincusion/Balance, and Rotation * Degauss * Moir reduction (Vertical & Horizontal) * Factory Recall Power Consumption 150W Dimensions (WxHxD) 18.1'' x 18.1'' x 18.9'' (460mm x 460mm x 480mm) Weight 50.6 lb. (23.0 kg.) Warranty 3 years on parts, 3 years on CRT, 3 years on labor, plus one-year 48-hour advance replacement
Summary ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Price Street $460
+ Price Easier User Controls Stylish Design -Comfortable - Middle-of-the-road image quality
Overall Very good all-around monitor. Not a whole lot not to like. For most users, the EO900 is the monitor of choice. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Setup as tested: Celeron 450A 128MB PC100 SDRAM Diamond Viper V550 16MB AGP 9GB Seagate 7200rpm 13GB WD Caviar 13100 12x CD-ROM
Appearance
You'll be staring at your monitor the whole time you are working at your computer so you may as well get one that looks nice. The EO900 is nicely styled, with some cool curves and a nice smooth frame.
It isn't equipped with a flat screen, a fact which is easily noticible. It isn't annoying, but the slightly-rounded face is there nonetheless. The front panel controls had a bit of a learning curve on them, but after 5-10 minutes of using them, the adjustment was a fairly easy and straightforward one.
One thing that is cool is the Auto Setup feature. If you are running in one of the modes listed below, you can press the far left button, and the screen will automatically be configured for optimal viewing. Mode Name Resolution Frequency H V H (kHz) V (Hz) VGA 640 480 31.5 60 720 400 31.5 70 VESA 640 480 37.5 75 800 600 47 75
Author: Joel Kleppinger
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