Review: LG 22" Flatron LCD Widescreen Monitor

The LG Flatron W2252TQ Widescreen LCD monitor is markedly less expensive than similarly
sized monitors from other brands, and it's even less expensive than other 22" LG monitors, but none of
that price differential results in a lack of quality. In fact, the performance of the monitor is exceptional
given its sticker price, which is less than $300 at most retailers.

Pros : Large High Definition Display, Impressive Video Rendering,High Performance at Modest Price,
Attractive Appearance
Cons: May be too large for some locations, quirky meniu navication

Features of the LG Flatron W2252TQ LCD Monitor

The Flatron W2252TQ's 22-inch high definition display boasts a massive native resolution of 1680x1050,
which is perfect for viewing HD DVDs or videos online, as well as for any gaming application imaginable.

The colors are rich and vibrant, the blacks are as deep as they are on any high-end HDTV, and the whites
are bright and eye-catching.
Versatile Viewing Options and Aspect Ratios

The monitor can easily be set to accomodate various aspect ratios including the standard 16:9
widescreen (as seen on most DVDs), the old, squarish 4:3 (as seen on older non-widescreen TVs), or the
PC-friendly 16:10 (featured in most new video games).
Highly Responsive Video and Graphics Display

The monitor's response time makes action movies, online video watching, and video games more
exciting than ever. With no motion blurring, or the sort of muddy colors in the darker scenes that can be
a problem for some LCD monitors, the LG shines and gives a preview of what I think the future of
computer monitors will be: inexpensive, impressive, and versatile.
Performance