Features:
- Analog TFT active-matrix LCD
- 0.3-millimeter dot pitch
- 1,024 x 768 maximum resolution at 60 Hz maximum
- Slim, space-saving design
- Compatible with PC and Macintosh computers
Description:
The NEC LCD1525V 15-inch flat-panel monitor is a straightforward analog TFT active-matrix LCD unencumbered by superfluous features that you may never need. The tilt/swivel base affixed to the bottom of the monitor has a small footprint, which is a great benefit when you have a desk full of equipment, and the monitor is lightweight enough (only 13 pounds) to push around as needed. Installation is a simple as it should be for an entry-level unit. Slide the LCD1525V out of the box and you'll be up and running in five minutes or less. The onscreen management controls (in other words, buttons) on the front let you alter brightness or contrast and adjust the horizontal size or position of the image. We took all the adjustments to the extreme and were satisfied with the screen's performance. Further options allow you to correct any geometric distortion and the color percentages. A recall button quickly returns whatever changes were made back to the company's default settings, which we found actually were the best for regular usage. The operating manual is brief yet complete. The simple line drawings readily identify and illustrate setup and features. In addition, the troubleshooting guide is an easy-to-read chart that should solve most common predicaments. The NEC LCD1525V is PC ready for Windows 95 or 98 and Macintosh compatible with the purchase of a separate adapter. --Barbara Price
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