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Sensy LCD22JET
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| Diagonal screen size | 22 pouces | ||
| Type | TN | ||
| Resolution | 1680 x 1050 pixels | ||
| Response time | 5 ms | ||
| Interfaces (HDMI / DVI / VGA / YUV) | 0 / 1 / 1 / 0 | ||
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| Options | Dalle brillante |
| Viewing angles (H/V) | 160°/160° |
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A rare defect
Movements, for example in of windows, often cause breaks in the image as well as an occasional red ghosting effect.
The lower the brightness, the more this red defect is noticeable.
The lower the brightness, the more this red defect is noticeable.
Vincent Alzieu
Test date: April 09, 2008
Test date: April 09, 2008
The LCD22JET may be of interest due to its design/price ratio. In this category, most of its rivals are ''horrible' and only in analog. Here we have an additional digital connection, a DVI on the back. Unfortunately, we cannot recommend this screen: colors lack accuracy, reactivity is poor and ergonomics are very basic.
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However, here are two useful bits of information relevant to this monitor:
• Settings are better in Warm in the OSD instead of default settings (although it doesn’t change our verdict).
• Sensy is the new brand name for Daewoo screens.
• Settings are better in Warm in the OSD instead of default settings (although it doesn’t change our verdict).
• Sensy is the new brand name for Daewoo screens.
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3 year guarantee
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For the price, it offers a digital input
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Consumes more than average
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Washed out blacks, weak contrast, colors also lack accuracy
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Basic ergonomics
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No zero dead pixel policy
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Reactivity in the low average
This screen isn’t expensive and has a DVI input ; however, we can’t recommend it. There are too many defects in contrast, energy use and reactivity.
