NEC MultiSync 70GX2 17" LCD Monitor

Average customer rating: 5.0

A really pleasing monitor

NEC MultiSync 70GX2 17" LCD Monitor

Manufacturer: NEC-Mitsubishi
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B000CF31YK

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Product Description

It's time to get more visual performance out of your PC or Macintosh. Put your PC experience in a new light with the 17? NEC MultiSync 70GX2 high-performance display. Digital images are brought to life with super-bright OptiClear DVM technology, which enriches detail and clarity, while games and video get a big boost from 4ms Rapid Response, Dynamic Video Mode and an integrated 4-port USB 2.0 hub.
Up to 1280x1024 Resolution Dynamic Video Mode real-time automatic color/contrast optimization Thin Bezel 400cd/m2 brighness 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub for easy connectivity 340-degree swivel and 30-degree tilt adjustment ranges Multi-directional NaViKey eases screen settings adjustment Input Signal - Video - Analog 0.7 Vp-p/75 Ohms, Sync - Separate Sync - TTL Level (Positive/Negative), Composite sync - TTL Level (Positive/negative), Composite sync on green - (0.3 Vp-p negative 0.7 Vp-p positive) Input - DVI-D and VGA 15 pin D-sub Pixel Pitch -. 264mm Color - Silver and white VESA Hole Configuration - 100 x 100mm Limited Warranty - 3 years parts and labor including backlight Dimensions (W x H x D) - Unit (with stand) 14.4 x 15.4 x 8 inches (367 x 390.5 x 203mm) Dimensions (W x H x D) - Unit (without stand) 14.4 x 12 x 2.4 inches (367 x 305 x 60.5mm)

Customer Reviews:

A really pleasing monitor.......2007-05-06

Well-built and laid out, excellent image quality. Elegant design (in black/silver, at least). No dead pixels on mine. Tilt and base swivel only, does not pivot or move vertically. I think the engineering went into the internals rather than the externals, but solid on its base and not flimsy. I don't game, so I can't comment on the speed of response, although movies look quite good.

I am still mourning my 20" Sony that gave up the ghost a couple of months ago, but I got two of these after reading a summary of reviews at Consumer Search ([...]). I was shocked to see them on sale at Tiger for $[...], when the quoted list on CS was $[...]. With the USB hub, "extra" cables and software available online, these are worth the money for what one gets. Compared to some of the Dells that I've set up, these are fantastic.

I still miss the deep blacks that the Sony produced when viewing images, and as mentioned in a the 90GX2 review, they are VERY bright monitors, but as CRTs are more expensive to ship, run, and dispose of, these are a strong consolation. I don't miss moving that 60 lb. behemoth! I use a MacBeth Display Calibrator with room lighting compensation to keep the brightness at reasonably consistent levels. The sharpness of the monitors is also very high.

It isn't mentioned anywhere, and not obviously the case, but it is possible to use both the DVI and VGA inputs at the same time. A single button to select source.

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