Benq FP241W 24" widescreen monitor

Written by Wil Harris

November 7, 2006 | 12:19

Tags: #24 #24-inch #monitor #pictures #review #widescreen

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Connectivity

As we mentioned on the specification list, there are plenty of input options when it comes to hooking up the FP241W.

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There are three USB ports in addition - one on the top, designed for mounting a dedicated Benq webcam, and two on the side, which you can use for whatever you want. Unlike the Dell, there is no built-in card reader.

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Here you can see the ports arranged along the bottom, as well as the USB ports on the left hand side.

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As we mentioned, the display has several different pre-set picture modes that are designed to complement the range of inputs available. Movie mode makes the picture a little sharper than Standard mode which is, well, standard. However, attempting to do any desktop work in a mode other than Standard is, as you can see here, likely to be bad for your eyes. The nice easy-read normal text is on the right, and the eye-bleed-inducing sharp text is on the left. Dynamics mode ups the brightness and contrast substantially, whereas Photo mode makes everything a little more neutral.
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