Conclusion: Yes, believe it or not, this gamer-courting behemoth also has something to offer greenies. The VX2739wm's specs say that it draws as much as 58 watts of electricity,...
Conclusion: The bright CCFL backlight put its LED-backlit rivals to shame, and it's competitively priced, but Iiyama's E2710HDSD is slightly better value.
Summary: At AU$599, the VX2739wm epitomises the "cheap and cheerful" category. It's definitely not a performance leader, but it does provide a huge, full HD monitor for an...
Pros: Huge size for cheap price, Can take 24p content, Impressive typical contrast ratio
Cons: Auto-input switching wastes power, Little adjustability in the stand, Image is too sharp, Poor speakers, Side buttons
Conclusion: I was left a little torn when it came to summarising the VX2739wm. On the one hand you have a very big screen at 27" supporting 1080 HD resolution and offering a fairly...
Pros: Excellent black depth and contrast ratio, Good pixel responsiveness and very low input lag, Very competitive price in 27" range
Cons: Poor default colour accuracy, 1ms advertised response time not achieveable without severe RTC overshoot, Limited viewing angles due to TN Film technology