AOC A17UX231

sharpest picture you can get

nothing now- i fixed the light intensity

i wrote about how amazing the high ; pixel density was.. very sharp text

BUT i had to go back to my samsung syncmaster ; because it is sooo much easier on my eyes ; there is some kind of gama emissions or something ; that is tiring on the eyes with this AOC.. i tried other video cards and many different drivers and settings...

Pixel Pitch 0.255mm ; AOC

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Great features, plenty of inputs etc. The built in speakers are convenient for some, perhaps, but useless to me. Easy pitch/rotation controls, decent footprint (I hate very small/awkward/circular monitor stands, they scare me). Stable but relatively small

Well, I've got four dead pixels so far (and I'm hoping for four more within 18 more days so I can RMA it and get one maybe without so many dead pixels). A major bummer, because I tend to work in black-background environments, and so they get really...

Attractive styling; first-rate stand; Newegg price

Mushy, washed-out color. No amount of fiddling with video controls produces a real red or true black. Picture is bright enough, though, and no dead pixels. The OSD menu is hard to read, and the manual is a complete joke

Looks nice sitting on table

Did not power up first time tried. Caused ground fault on surge suppressor. Suspect a bad power supply

Nice Screen - Perfect Size. Easy access to inputs

Poor sound quality. Plugged in a couple of computer speakers and it sounds fine

PC Input ; TV Tuning: NTSC, PAL-M, PAL-N ; RCA Composite ; S-Video ; L/R Audio ; D-Sub ; Headphone Output ; Response Time 8ms ; Pixel Pitch 0.264mm ; Tv/Gamming

No DVI, Unless you have DVI-VGA Adapter and care less for it ; 17 ; 1 Dead Pixel ; Built-in Speakers

Very Light Weight ; Wall Mountable ; Very Clear HDTV and Cable Channels ; Audio Speakers are clear and very good to listen to

Not that I know of, I wish it came in 20" Widescreen