Fujitsu-Siemens also enters the race to compete with other ‘’inexpensive’’ 24 inch monitors.  Their L24-W2 is rare (very few stores carry it and it can’t even be found on the manufacturer’s website) ; however, it’s not expensive considering its qualities.  Two of these especially stand out:

- a DVI digital connection (ok, it’s not revolutionary but some 24’’s come without),

- preset colors have overall good color fidelity (a small blue dominance, but few will see it).  For the most part, display is perfect.

A low priced 24’’ with DVI

For the rest, it’s very classic:  a 5 ms panel assures average reactivity, nothing too special in terms of ergonomics, a very standard design, and especially a DVI connection that isn’t HDCP compatible. This is surprising for a digital monitor released at this time!  In other words, you cannot play HD protected movies (Blu-Ray, HD-DVD) or connect a PS3 (even with an adaptor).