Westinghouse L1916HW

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Pros:

Superlow price from Best Buy; good movie and games performance; built-in speakers.
Inexpensive; space-saving way to get more screen space

Cons:

Onscreen display buttons are too sensitive; low speaker volume.
Abysmal button controls; below-average grayscale performance; stand lacks height and angle adjustments

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Last revision on February 28, 2009

Reviewers Liked

Superlow price from Best Buy; good movie and games performance; built-in speakers
Inexpensive; space-saving way to get more screen space

Reviewers Didn't Like

Onscreen display buttons are too sensitive; low speaker volume
Abysmal button controls; below-average grayscale performance; stand lacks height and angle adjustments

Expert reviews and ratings

The Westinghouse L1916HW has a superlow price and good performance in games, movies, and office tasks. Specifications: Color: Black; Display Type: Flat panel display / TFT active matrix; Diagonal Size: 19 in - Widescreen; See full specs Price range:...

By cnet on November 04, 2008

Incorporating high-resolution functionality into small LCD screens has been a common practice among laptop manufacturers for years. HP’s 1080p-ready HDX18 is just the latest example of a notebook that lets you see more onscreen without...

By Computer Shopper on October 01, 2008

If you’re moving to a two- or three-display setup, one of the questions you have to ask yourself is whether you want two “equal” displays or a “primary-secondary” setup. A smaller monitor like this Westinghouse is a good...

By CrunchGear on February 28, 2009