NEC MultiSync EA241WM

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Pros:

USB 2.0 hub; sturdy and adjustable; great thumbstick constroller; no backlight contamination.
Fairly accurate colors, adequate color registration

Cons:

Expensive; no HDMI port; poorly differentiates between black and dark shades of gray and colors.
Fine images not uniform throughout screen, major light bleeding problems, poor display of both light and dark images

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Last revision on November 4, 2011

Reviewers Liked

USB 2.0 hub; sturdy and adjustable; great thumbstick constroller; no backlight contamination
Fairly accurate colors, adequate color registration

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive; no HDMI port; poorly differentiates between black and dark shades of gray and colors
Fine images not uniform throughout screen, major light bleeding problems, poor display of both light and dark images

Expert reviews and ratings

You don't always get what you pay for NEC’s EA241WM has a number of features that set it apart from the rest of the displays in this field: It’s the only model to support a full complement of ergonomic features (tilt, swivel, pivot, and...

By Maximum PC on November 09, 2009

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NECs EA241WM may seem extraordinarily expensive for a 24in monitor, even if it does have a fully adjustable stand. However, youre paying for exceptional image quality. Everything about this screen screams quality, and we couldnt find anything...

By Expert Reviews on July 01, 2009

Beyond that, the EA241WM had problems displaying dark images against a black screen and light images against a white screen. Normally, a monitor will at least do well with one of those tests, because they are opposites. But the EA241WM darkened the...

By Government Computer News on June 29, 2009