Tag Archive for 'monitors'

If you stacked up the three current-gen consoles next to each other, you’d notice just how small the Nintendo Wii really is. When I get in a new game, I’ll pack it up in one of my spare laptop bags with all of my controllers because it’s so small. It’s because of the console’s small [...]

Starting with the projector, it has a 2000:1 contrast ration and 2220 lumens, which means it can be used just about anywhere. Add to that the 720p and 1080i support with its native 800×600 resolution and you’ve got yourself a nice projector. For those with more of an eco friendly mind it also has an [...]

Sadly, after reading the description, I don’t believe you get all the gear that is set up on this thing, but you get the odd shaped desk, the monitor stand, the chair, and probably the two audio component boxes, but that seems to be about it. Now, if you work in the audio industry this [...]

These new 20.1-inch LCD monitors have a 5000:1 contrast resolution and a 2ms response time. The best part is that you don’t need a new or even good graphics card to push these monitors, just a spare USB port.

I am currently in possession of a slightly temperamental MacBook, so I have spent a little bit of time in my local Apple Store getting it fixed. After the new design for the monitors came out I have to admit, I hated them, now of course they have grown on me and my Acer [...]

This menu is genius, lets say you go into some foreign restaurant, you have no clue what each item on the menu is other than “Coke”, and the explanations are horribly written. Well with this 3D LCD menu system you can “Build” your food, or if you take it as is, you’ll at least be [...]

Essentially this device hooks up to you (probably around your chest) and monitors your breath. Then, if you are breathing faster than 10 breaths per minute (the therapeutic zone) it creates a custom melody that will help you slow your breathing rate.

That’s the long ass name of a product that holds up to 8 LCD monitors on a single stand. The best part is that it’s a tool-less operation to add another monitor to it (if you don’t fill up all 8 slots as soon as you get it), they just snap into place.

I want on of these monitors, it has a resolution of 1920×1200 on a 24-inch screen, a 3000:1 contrast ratio, HDMI, D-SUB, and DVD-D inputs. To top all of that off, literally, they integrated a 1.3MP camera into the top of it.

Three new AccuSync monitors from NEC are coming this March. There is a 17, 19, and 22 inch model, all three have both DVI and VGA inputs.