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Anyone has any idea what brand is V7? I guess it doesn't matter because it's probably one of many Chinese OEM and it is cheap. It's a small fish on Catch of the Day today — 24 inch LCD monitor running at 1920x1200 for $339 + delivery ($13 to ACT, VIC, NSW and SA, more if you live elsewhere).
Specification:
- Panel Size: 24" Widescreen
- Aspect Ratio: 16:10
- Display Area: 20.4" x 12.7" (518.4 x 324 mm)
- Maximum Resolution: 1920x1200
- Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
- Response Time: 2ms
- Brightness: 250 nits
- Viewing Angle: 160H / 160V
- Colors: 16.7M
- Horizontal Frequency: 30 - 82KHz
- Vertical Frequency: 50 - 76KHz
- Video Bandwidth: 165MHz
- Signal Inputs: Analog VGA & HDMI
- Power Consumption: 70 watt max
- Power Requirements: AC 100 . 240V, 50 . 60Hz
- Speakers: 2x2W
- Adjustment: Auto set-up, Brightness, Contrast, Phase, Clock, H/V position, Color, Sharpness, OSD position, Language, Volume, Recall
- Dimensions W x H x D: Monitor w/ Stand 22.3" x 17.5" x 8.7" (565.6 x 444.9 x 220 mm). Monitor w/ Packaging: 25.6" x 22" x 11.8" (651 x 560 x 298 mm).
- Wall Mountable: VESA 100 x 100 mm
- Included Materials: Quick Installation Guide, User Manual CD-ROM, Power Cable, VGA Cable, Audio Cable, HDMI-DVI Cable
- Certifications: CE, TUV/GS, cUL, FCC, CCC, TCO'03, Energy Star
Cheap TN panel for sure but I think for less than $700 you can get get two of these delivered. 3 year warranty as well.
You excluded the part where … "the monitor may contain up to 3 dead pixels"