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 | Title : Cornea Systems CT1702 17" LCD Flat Panel Monitor with TV Tuner
Author : Cornea Systems, Inc.
Release Date : 20020823
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $849.00
Amazon.com Price : $642.00
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Editorial Reviews :
The CT1702 boasts a 17-inch LCD screen with razor-sharp images, an internal NTSC tuner for convenient broadcast-television viewing, and a 1,280 x 1,024 resolution picture. Image quality is enhanced by a high contrast ratio (500:1), a peak brightness of 270 candles/square meter, and wide viewing angles: 160 degrees vertical x 120 degrees horizontal.
In addition, the space-saving CT1702 can be connected directly to your PC, cable TV, DVD player, or VCR using its composite-video, S-video, and stereo analog audio terminals. You can also hook up an external antenna for better reception. Its DVI connection, combined with a PC digital video card, enables exceptional clarity and sharpness. Built-in speakers make it easy to listen in stereo.
The monitor is compatible with Windows 95, 98, 2000, and XP, as well as with Macintosh, Unix, Linux, and OS2. Slim and stylish in design, the CT1702 can stand on its own or mount to a wall for even greater space savings. A Kensington security slot lets you tether the monitor to a desk or wall. The CT1702 comes with a remote control.
Buyer Reviews :
I have been keeping an eye on this monitor for a while. I finally made my purchasing when it fell below $[money amount] ($[money amount] to be exact). It come in with a relative slime package, and the monitor itself is quite compact too. The stand can be fully folded to the back, unlike other LCDs, which come on top of a bulky stand. The CT1702 has everything I wanted: TV tuner, DVI, S-video, RCA, and Audio-Out ports. With the TV tuner and the remote, I feel like that I am watching a real TV set. It is perfect for my bedroom. As a mornitor, the CT1702 is also a pretty good one. There is no dead pixel. two out of my other three LCD have two dead pixels. The screen is very bright, I have to turn down the brightness so that it will not hurt my eyes. Some adjustment is also needed to optimize the desktop display. The horizontal viewing anger is great. I felt that the contrast is on the weak side when comparing with top in line LCDs, but the response time looks quite good to me (rated at 25ms, which is common for good LCDs). The speakers is weak, and sounds cheap. This is not really a problem since I actually prefer to output the audio signal to my mini system.
The only things I am not completely satisfied is the slow transition in mode changes. I would also like it have PIP function. For less then $[money amount], CT1702 offers the most feature you can get for a LCD. There are some other 'brand' LCD offer much less for much more $. I recommend this LCD if you want something more than just a monitor. The price for LCD is dropping quickly, and supply seems ample. You are probably looking for a unit for $[money amount]-$money amount] in the near future.
(by dartsen)
Features/Technical Specs :
* 17-inch viewble multi-function LCD monitor
* 1,280 x 1,024 maximum resolution
* Built-in NTSC, S-video, and TV tuner
* 0.264 mm dot pitch, 500:1 contrast ratio; wide-angle viewing
* Lightweight, slim, stylish black design
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