Lenovo L220X monitor

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Lenovo L220X Monitor offers many interesting features:

- 22" wide 16/10
- Slab S-PVA
- Full HD (1920 x 1200)
- Correct speed: 6ms
- Can be moved in all directions
- Good connections (compatible HDCP)
- High price but not so much

What are the views of users? Is there any hidden defect?

Three possibilities:

- This monitor is so poor that buyers are ashamed to admit he was driving!
- This monitor is so good that users, stuck to no longer have a minute to see the forums!
- Nobody bought or tested for reasons that I would like to know!

Very good question! I simply think that this is a very small distribution. I also thought to "invest" in a L220X for its excellent value for money (on paper) but since I have a 17" PVA which functions as the 1st day (ie since 2002) and it cost me a tidy sum of money at the time coupled with the current economic conjecture so I rejected this acquisition when the lean period is completed or a premature death (not repair) of my 17". There are few test L220X say that the greater good and I read a few user feedback on forums oriented photo confirming the test. You are certainly more confident.

Thank you for your reply.

The future of my good Belinea 10 19 20 is quite uncertain, I will seek a successor of the same quality in 22", because the 24" are too bulky to office size. The price of Lenovo seems reasonable. It is a pity that there is, to my knowledge, no S-MVA in 22"!

Personally I do not think that 24" is extremely cumbersome on a desk because it gives us about 32 cm (1200 x 0.27) just enough to display 2 A4 size pages in a window. Immersion is best, however, since the pitch of 0.27 the photo to 50 cm (average) is less interesting than a 22" for the same resolution.

You're right with regard to the height of the screen: from 301 mm for my 19" to 296mm for a 22" and 324mm for 24", which is acceptable.

As against the width 518 mm reached for a 24" instead of 376mm, which obliges them to step back to see the whole image without moving the eyes.
Another argument in the price of a 24" S-PVA reaches the Rs. 65000, which becomes too high for a non-professional!