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With a native 1920x1080-pixel resolution, the ViewSonic VP2365-LED is a display perfectly proportioned for those who work with HD video, while its fully adjustable stand allows you to work in comfort for those long editing sessions. ViewSonic VP2365-LE...
If you're into photography, video or graphic arts, then the 23in ViewSonic VP2365-LED will provide a huge improvement over a TN-based display at a very reasonable price. However, multimedia fans might bemoan the lack of speakers or HDMI connectivity...
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practicalphotography.com Updated:
2011-12-03 02:14:41
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Viewsonic’s VP2365LED monitor employs an IPS panel for the best image display performance. For your money you get good build quality and out of the box the base is ready fixed to the rear...
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This is a wide screen pivot enabled 1920x1080 display. You have a choice of VGA or DVI connection and for good measure it has a four port USB hub built in. Is this the sort of display to give your office that extra wow?...
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The influence of Apple's computers and gadgets is often over egged. So we'd forgive you for coming over all sceptical at the suggestion that the latest generation of affordable PC monitors owes much to the fruit-themed outfit some simply love while others...
IPS panel, Fantastic colours, Great viewing angles, strong contrast, Very aggressively priced, No anti, glare sparkle or IPS glow...
Falls short of TN tech for response, Backlight could be brighter, Chassis is dreary, 1080p res not necessarily ideal, 120Hz support would be nice...
After a long wait, the flood gates have finally opened on affordable screens based on non-TN panel technologies. The new ViewSonic VP2365-LED is one of, if not the, best of this new breed of PC monitors...
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Improving on excellence is never an easy task, but that's the task for ViewSonic's latest 23in Full HD monitor. Building on the success of the A-Listed VP2365wb, the VP2365-LED keeps the same superb e-IPS panel but swaps out the CCFL lamp for an LED backl...
A power-efficient monitor with superb colour accuracy, but uneven backlighting counts against it...
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Strangely, the 23in ViewSonic VP2365-LED came in the biggest box but this is because the stand is already attached and as it has a large footprint, it takes up a lot of space. The stand is flexible though, allowing a fair measure of tilting and rotatio...
E-IPS panel; great tonal range; good colours; high quality display; great viewing angles; lots of USB ports; most consistent panel across the entire screen...
Menu buttons are cheap looking; has a big footprint; not quite 100% sRGB; slow refresh rate; pricey...
The differences between the IPS panels aren't great but, in absolute terms, this is the best of them...
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The VP 2365-LED is a 23-inch, mid-range computer monitor from ViewSonic. It's a very simple product, though is more complex in its flexibility options than less expensive monitors. For an MSRP of $349, you're getting a general use monitor that straddles t...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-04-14 02:16:46
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The influence of Apple's computers and gadgets is often over egged.So we'd forgive you for coming over all sceptical at the suggestion that the latest generation of affordable PC monitors owes much to the fruit-themed outfit some simply love while others...
IPS panel, Fantastic colours, Great viewing angles, strong contrast, Very aggressively priced, No antiglare sparkle or IPS glow...
Falls short of TN tech for response, Backlight could be brighter, Chassis is dreary, 1080p res not necessarily ideal, 120Hz support would be nice...
The holy grail of PC paneldom is a screen that marries the best attributes of all available monitors, ditches the bad bits and does it all at price you can afford. That the ViewSonic VP2365-LED doesn't pull that off is no surprise. But it comes awfully, a...
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The $349 ViewSonic VP2365 is a bit smaller (23 inches) and a little lower in resolution (1920 by 1080) than the three highest-ranked displays in our recent roundup of widescreen LCD monitors. Its physical appearance is unimpressive, too. But it did wel...
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Solid performance and a flexible design make the VP2365 worth considering for those who want a basic IPS-panel display with a wide viewing angle...
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Photograph by Robert CardinLaptops and tablets seem to get most of the attention these days—after all, they’re great for working on the run. But once you settle down at your desk, it’s nice to stretch out with the generous real estate that only a wides...
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 1920 x 1080 pixels Full HD Black (VP2365-LED)")
