QUICK: 20.1inch 8ms TFT - £146.87 inc VAT + 1.5% via QuidCo @ ebuyer

ukmonkey

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?product_uid=115013&_LOC=UK

or go to https://www.ebuyer.com and enter quickfind code 115013

Don't forget 1.5% via Quidco!

ebuyer wrote:

For V7 Videoseven the customer comes first. Therefore only tried and well tested technologies are integrated in our products. The large product range provides displays for every requirement - from entry-level to high-end!

V7 Videoseven also provides comprehensive after-sales support for its customers. Depending on the model you chose, V7 Videoseven products are delivered with up to 3 years of on-site service throughout Europe.

All V7 Videoseven display products are fitted with high quality components. Our on-site engineers carry out in-depth testing and checking to guarantee that V7 Videoseven products are of a consistently high quality. Numerous press awards prove this.

Panel Size 20.1” (~ 510 mm)
Viewable Size 4:3 (~ 408 x 306 mm)
Panel Specification CMO Panel, TN
Recommended Resolution 1400 x 1050
Pixel Pitch 0.2916 mm
Colours max. 16.2 Mio
Brightness typ. 300 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio typ. 600:1
Viewing Angle H/V 150°/130°
Response Time typ. 8 (2/6) ms
Features Speakers (2x 2,5 W), Kensington® Security
Port, internal power supply
Adjustment Bightness, Contrast, Auto-Adjust, Clock,
Phase, H/V-Position, Sharpness, Colour
Control, OSD Position, Audio Control,
Language, Recall etc.
Frequency at Resolution 640 x 480 @ 75Hz, 800 x 600 @ 75Hz,
1024 x 768 @ 75Hz, 1280 x 1024 @ 75Hz, 1440 x 1050 @ 60hz
Horizontal Frequency 30 - 82 kHz
Vertical Frequency 56 - 76 Hz
Video Bandwidth 140 Mhz
Input Signal RGB Analog
Input Terminal 15pin D-Sub
Plug & Play DDC2B
Power Management VESA DPMS, ENERGY STAR
Power Consumption On/Off 55/1 Watt max.
Power Requirements AC 100 - 240V, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions WxHxD
with stand 464 x 437 x 232 mm
without stand 467 x 385 x 60 mm
packaging 525 x 490 x 140 mm
Weight with stand 5.3 kg
incl. packaging 6.43 kg
Tilt 20° ~ -5°
Operating/Storage Temperature 5-35/-20-55°C, Humidity: 20-80/20-85%
Wallmountable VESA 75 x 75 mm
Certifications & Standards CE, TUV/GS, FCC, UL, TCO 03, ISO 13406-2
Supplied Accessories 12 languages manual CD-Rom, quick guide,
power cable, VGA cable, audio cable
Pixel Criteria bright <= 3, dark <= 3, total <= 7
Service 3 years on-site

Don't thank me all at once!

MiM

Can you use this as a telly if you get the right box to go with it?

Or would that be silly?

Jimbo333_2

Does it have DVI? or just VGA connection?

simate

Jimbo333 wrote:

Does it have DVI? or just VGA connection?

The specs only mention VGA.

I bought one of http://www.dabs.com/productview.aspx?quicklinx=446N last week and have it running on DVi, it's bloody lovely, 5ms responce and the Contrast Ratio os 700:1

I added a DVi cable at £4.99, so it came to £141 delivered. You cannot go wrong.

biglugs

That one from Dabs looks like a great deal! Shame I don't need one really

MiM

So would the DABS deal be good for a bedroom TV? I'm struggling a bit here...

jonny5_3

Ive done 2 purchases using quidco through Ebuyer and on both occassions come up DECLINED and I have no idea why!

biglugs

So would the DABS deal be good for a bedroom TV? I'm struggling a bit here...

No - this is a computer monitor, NOT a TV.

Jimbo333_2

simate wrote:

The specs only mention VGA.

I bought one of http://www.dabs.com/productview.aspx?quicklinx=446N last week and have it running on DVi, it's bloody lovely, 5ms responce and the Contrast Ratio os 700:1

I added a DVi cable at £4.99, so it came to £141 delivered. You cannot go wrong.

Yeah, I think you're right about VGA only, UNLESS

Input Terminal 15pin D-Sub

means DVI? I don't know.

Anway, that Dabs one you've got looks the nutts. AND its seems to be £136.97 now, inc vat, delivery, and dvi cable.

Or £105 ish inc Del + VAT at Amazon: see this post:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=255760

IS IT TIME TO CONIGN MY 15" CRT TO THE BIN?!!!

Mim wrote:

So would the DABS deal be good for a bedroom TV? I'm struggling a bit here....

Don't really know mate. I BELIEVE that it is possible to hook up a TV tuner to a monitor like this, and get a damn fine pic, but I'm no expert. I think there might be a thread over on the Techie Stuff Forum of MSE. If there's not, start one, I'd be interested to know too. Maybe you can post back here.

Does DABS do Quidco?

AJP558

jonny5 wrote:

Ive done 2 purchases using quidco through Ebuyer and on both occassions come up DECLINED and I have no idea why!

Extract from Quidco details for Ebuyer:-

Please read the following before proceeding:

**This will immediately track in as declined because of a reporting anomaly. The status should change after 6 weeks or so to pending if everything is okay with your purchase.

Please note: Although the vast majority of transactions are tracked successfully, the network currently responsible for this merchant has decided to only pay 50% for any successful enquiries on missing transactions. We have expressed our dissatisfaction to the network and are doing everything we can to improve this situation.

HankMcSpank

MiM wrote:

Can you use this as a telly if you get the right box to go with it?

Or would that be silly?

Yes you can...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEWEST-External-TV-Tuner-Box-For-LCD-CRT-Monitor-5820i_W0QQitemZ230023154690QQihZ013QQcategoryZ3761QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

However, the native resolution of the screen mentioned in this thread is higher than the tuner box can output, so the picture won't be quite as crisp as it could be. Oh yeah, the built in audio speaker is woefully small and tinny, but the tuner box has an audio output connector so you can feed the signal into better speakers, such as these...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Creative-Travel-Sound-250-In-White_W0QQitemZ160019047846QQihZ006QQcategoryZ112533QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem