Slim, energy efficient, environmentally friendly and, allows for a thinner enclosure.
Well-designed widescreen monitor.
Well-designed and slender display.
Range of power-saving features
'Very elegant an sleek look. '
'nice solid feel'
36W maximum consumption
'Like most TN (twisted nematic) panels, viewing angles aren't great, with noticeable vertical colour shift. '
'frustrating menu buttons'
'Stand isn't very sturdy, can't be wall mounted, touch-sensitive controls can cause frustration, no DVI input. '
'viewing angles aren't great, with noticeable vertical colour shift.'
'The translucent-orange power button is easy to find, if slightly garish.'
'very good picture'
'good PVA panel'
'Compared to other flat panel monitors on the market, it is inexpensive at around $210.'
'Text on a page of fonts of different sizes looked sharp, even when at a very small (6-point) size.'
'Dull colors at times.'
'Unreal Tournament 3 looked great and had vibrant colours running at a 1920x1080-pixel resolution.'
'Text becomes unreadable and colours wash out when viewing from non-optimum angles, although this is somewhat expected from a TN panel.'
Pretty good performance
Brilliant- 24-inch widescreen LED with native 1080p
'the colors looked dull.'
'relatively low cost'
'Colours are dull.'
'The monitor’s settings controls are located on the bottom right corner of the bezel and are easy to use in conjunction with its OSD.'
'Support For 1080p HD Video.'
'Smaller display size.'
'The HP Z200 is ideal for engineers and designers using Autodesk AutoCAD, photographers using Adobe Photoshop and power office users.'
'Also, its menu system is inefficient compared to others..'
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