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Acer ET.CV3WP.E05 19-Inch Widescreen LCD Monitor (Black)

• 19-inch wide-screen
• 1440 x 900 Maximum Resolution
• 50000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
• 250 cd/m2 brightness
• 5 MS response time

SpecificationsMfr Part Number: ET.CV3WP.E05Display Type: Widescreen TFT LCDDisplay Area: 19""Display Colors: 16.7 MillionPixel Pitch: 0.283 mmBrightness: 250 cd/m2Contrast Ratio: 50000:1Viewing Angle (H/V): 160° / 160°Response Time: 5 msMax/Native Resolution: 1440 x 900Interface: AnalogHorizontal Frequency: 30 ~ 80 KHzVertical Frequency: 55 ~ 75 HzPower Consumption: On - 16.5W; Off - 0.55W; Sleep - 0.56WSpeaker: NoneStand FuntionTilt: -5° ~ 15°Detachable foot standColor: BlackDimensions (WxD

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HP S2031 20-Inch Diagonal LCD Monitor - Black

• 20-Inch Diagonal Screen; 16:9 Aspect Ratio; 1600 x 900 resolution
• 5 ms On/Off Response Time; 250 nits of Brightness; 15,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
• Anti-glare Panel
• No Built-in Speakers, great option for two monitor setup; VESA 100mm x 100mm screw-mounting option
• 1 VGA port; 1 DVI-D (with HDCP) port

The HP S2031 20-Inch monitor delivers value and quality at an attractive price. Surf the Internet1, work on projects, play online games and view videos or photos on a monitor that’s built to fit your budget. Designed with the environment in mind, you can see the look of value backed by HP’s award-winning support and service. The slim, sleek HP S2031 monitor includes VGA and DVI-D connectivity to easily connect to your HP PC, notebook or netbook, a two lamp panel to help reduce our impact on

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Question by djanu: How can I help my CRT monitor to die faster?
I have 10 year old 19″ CRT monitor and it still works. I really want to purchase LCD monitor because CRT quality dropped and it sucks now. However my wife thinks we should not buy LCD because CRT is still working. Is there a way to speed up the death on my CRT monitor so we can buy a new LCD?

Thank you in advance
DJ
I tried to change refresh rate to 150MHz but it shows ‘Out of Scan Range’ message and then switches back to 85MHz.

I also tried to change resolution to 2048x1536x75MHz but again it shows ‘Out of Scan Range’ message and then switches back to 1280x1024x85MHz.

Best answer:

Answer by bconehead
You can spill coffee thru the cooling vents

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ViewSonic VA2431WM 24-Inch Widescreen LCD Monitor with Speakers

• 24-Inch (23.6-Inch Vis) widescreen LCD monitor with Energy Star 5.0 certification
• 1080p (1920 x 1080) Full HD resolution with 16:9 aspect ratio for perfect image reproduction
• DVI and VGA video inputs for diverse connectivity options
• 100mm x 100mm VESA compliant for wall mount or monitor stands
• ECO mode for up to 30% power saving

ViewSonic’s new VA2431wm is an Energy Star 5.0 certified 24-Inch (23.6-Inch Vis) widescreen monitor with integrated speakers. With 1920x1080 Full HD resolution, 100,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, DVI and VGA inputs and VESA mountable glossy finish design, VA2431wm is ideal for both homes and offices. It also has an automatic aspect ratio adjustment so when your input is a 4:3 signal, the image will not be stretched but instead it will be positioned in the middle of the screen with side bars. 3

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Question by Arthur: Is it bad to shut a CRT monitor on and off repeatedly?
At my relative’s house, they leave the computer on all the time but constantly turn the monitor on and off. I heard it was bad for the monitor, like it will wear it out or something. Is there any truth to this?

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Answer by Glock 18
no its not

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Question by : PCI-E Video card not fitting?
Hi– I am replacing a video card but the one I bought doesn’t fit. It looks as though the gold stripping would fit into the motherboard but the section that screws into the case (with the plug for the monitor) is much too short for my slot.
My old video card says PCI-E on it as well, so not sure why they aren’t the same.

Here are specs if that’s helpful.
Old card: NVidia 8400gs
new card: PNY 8600gt
I would tell you the motherboard if I knew how, there is a sticker on it that says P5N32 SLI Premium. I know it is SLI ready but I am not interested in utilizing SLI.

Obviously I’m going to have to return the video card (if possible) and get a new one. I just don’t want to make the same mistake twice! What cards will fit?

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Answer by George H
Sounds like you got a “low profile” card…there designed for “mini” cases…if you don’t want to take it back you will have to find a bracket (the metal strip were the plugs are) that full ATX size with the right hole placement for the plugs…..or …check with the video card maker…they may have the longer bracket. Often the maker will have both brackets in the package so you may luck out!

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Question by camarodriver682005: How can i use a normal CRT monitor with a laptop?
My laptop has a broken screen, but otherwise works perfectly fine. I have an old monitor, but when i plug it in, it shows the startup, DOS, but then shuts off– it shows everything but windows itself.

I would like to use this monitor just so i can see and get all my stuff off my laptop, but i can’t get the monitor to display what’s going on in the computer.

Can anyone help?

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Answer by josh_trow
Well, I believe the problem may be coming from the fact the the computer copies the video output to all possible outputs on startup, then uses what it considers the primary after that (In this case, the lcd). What you may be able to do is, when the screen goes black, let it sit for a minute, so it finishes loading. Then, and I’m going from Dell experience, press Fn + F8. In your case, it may be different, but it should be Fn + (the key that says CRT/LCD). If that doesn’t work, then you may have to be logged in (assuming you have passworded your computer). If that’s the case, log in. I know that sounds dumb with a broken screen, but vista automatically goes to the password box, and xp should too, but if it doesnt, just dont touch the touchpad or mouse until it stops thinking, then move it slightly to the right and down a bit, and click. Then, type your password and press enter. If the comptuer starts thinking again, GOOD, it is logging in. Once it stops again, THEN try Fn + F8 or whatever. Good luck!

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Question by John P: How do I keep my LCD monitor from streaking when I clean it?
Whenever I clean off my LCD monitor, it leaves streaks behind – not really visible, but noticeable when the monitor’s off.

I currently use special wipes for it (LCD screen wipes that I bought from MicroCenter) and a soft cloth (it’s an iMac; it comes with a cloth recommended for cleaning). Still streaks.

Best answer:

Answer by ஜamandaஜ
dust it

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ViewSonic VX2250WM-LED 22-Inch (21.5-Inch Vis) Widescreen Full HD 1080p LED Monitor with Integrated Stereo Speakers

• 22-Inch (21.5-Inch Vis.) LED monitor with sleek design and integrated speakers
• Up to 40% power savings over a regular 22-Inch monitor
• 1080p Full HD resolution with 16:9 aspect ratio for perfect image reproduction
• DVI and VGA inputs for diverse connectivity options
• 100mm x 100mm VESA compliant for wall mount or monitor stands

ViewSonic’s VX2250wm-LED features an LED backlight 22-Inch (21.5-Inch Vis) widescreen monitor with up to 40% energy saving compared to a regular 22-Inch monitor. mercury free VX2250wm-LED offers a Full HD 1920×1080 resolution, 5ms response time, 10,000,000:1 MEGA Dynamic Contrast Ratio, digital and analog inputs and integrated stereo speakers. Ideal for both home and office with the piano black finish, VX2250wm-LED can be mounted on a VESA compliant stand or wall mount bracket. It also has an

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Question by dws3683: what cable do i need to connect a laptop to a lcd projector?

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Answer by Will S
That would depend upon the projector, and what cables it provides/has ports for in order to connect to external devices. In my scenarios at work, all of the projectors we use have a cable that plugs into a standard monitor VGA port, if your laptop has one of those, see if your projector supports such a connection.

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