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Amazon Sales Rank: #2238 in Personal Computers Color: Black Brand: Acer Model: S243HL bmii Original language: English Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 16.70" h x 7.56" w x 22.40" l, 9.50 pounds Display size: 24 Innovative Display - This is a futuristic display that considers potential environmental issues, the cost of energy and workspace limitations. A beauty to behold - The super-slim Acer S243HL features a stylish black bezel with a brushed-metal L-shaped base. Impressive contrast ratio - The LCD boasts an unprecedented 8,000,000 - 1 contrast ratio to deliver the highest level of clarity and detail. Environmentally friendly - The LCD uses mercury-free materials and provides 63% lower power consumption. Specifications

A futuristic display that considers potential environmental issues, the cost of energy, and workspace limitations, the 24-inch Acer S243HL bmii is also an impressive performer, boasting full HD resolution, extremely high contrast ratio and rapid 2ms response time. Using mercury-free materials and providing 63 percent lower power consumption (thanks to white LED technology), the super-slim S243HL features a stylish black bezel with a brushed-metal L-shaped base. The brushed-metal finish display stand discreetly houses an integrated speaker, control buttons and multiple ports. It is supported by a slim, off-center L-shaped base that lets you slide a keyboard right under the display. This LCD monitor provides a full 1080p high-def resolution (1920 x 1080) for watching your favorite movies or playing immersive 3D games in stunning detail. It brings an amazing multimedia experience to your home with a widescreen cinematic view that shows off photos, brings less scrolling to web pages, and makes viewing documents side by side easy. The unprecedented 8,000,000:1 contrast ratio radiates the brightest whites and deepest blacks for exceptional viewing definition to all your content. And a rapid 2ms response time reduces deviations in transition time to deliver high-quality moving images. Specifications Size: 24-inch widescreen TN (twisted nematic) LCD with white LED backlight Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels (60Hz) Dynamic contrast ratio: 8,000,000:1 Viewing angles: 170 degrees horizontal; 160 degrees vertical Brightness: 250 cd/m2 (candela per square meter) Response time: 2ms (milliseconds) gray-to-gray Color support: 16.7 million Color saturation: 72 percent NTSC Video inputs: HDMI, DVI (HDCP), VGA Speakers: Two 1W integrated speakers (2W total power) Tilting stand: Yes (5 to 15 degrees) Detachable stand: Yes Dimensions: 22.4 x 16.7 x 7.6 inches (WxHxD) Weight: 11.7 pounds Energy Star: Yes Warranty: Three-year parts and labor limited warranty

Most Helpful Customer Reviews 34 of 35 people found the following review helpful. Good screen, but needs tweaking with Maestro Advantages: Build Quality Low power slim sturdy aluminum base to mount very easy to self-backlit, very little bleeding (if any) Bright no bad pixels, 2 HDMI inputs Small power adapter with a HDMI cable inputs are at the bottom Disadvantages: last menu controls some time to get off-center installation uses a small deflection has only one speaker (non-issue for myself - not even listen to them) I find the Acer software tools to fine -tune the colors and so ... strangely took a lot of time, resources and patience to Usual defects TN panels, which calibrates I do not rehash No direct input buttons to dive into menus to switch the input indicated 68% color gamut have input in the base shipping packages I had this concern is my first LCD home and replaced a 17-inch CRT, I still have it and have two monitors to compare them side by side. Also I have not had a chance every game yet, but if there is nothing unusual, I'm an update I'm still fine-tuning post, because I started the calibration of my old card (Nvidia 6800 GS on analogue) and then got a new card (AMD 5870 via HDMI), but it's basically what I experienced: I can not find the light distracting, very simple and effective, almost elegant. Entries - you either love or hate the place (they are the foundation outwards, not down), but I bought a mono Price Save HDMI connection. It is essentially an adapter worked perfectly 90 degrees for this configuration entry. I make the display to promote as far as possible without worrying about bending the cable. The power supply is very low, which is nice. You really took some time to discover this monitor look its best. Out of the box with the colors appeared a bit washed out. So I first calibrated by the eye then uses video discs calibration and color filters to only display controls make it look good at first, I adjusted the RGB levels of the "user" for the color temperature, but actually prefer the warm (D6500) after I set them AB, whites looked more white. (I think this monitor D6500 setup is correct, but I'm not sure.) I then used a combination of the AMD Catalyst controls (aside, Nvidia software is better), Acer software, tools and even some Windows 7 . Try to get the range right first and then adjust from there. Rinse and repeat. For me the brightness and contrast on the screen did not have much effect as they do on my other screens (HD or otherwise), perhaps because the white LED backlight? After all, I think the screen looks good. My first observation of the washed out colors to see when I connected with right-out-of-the-box settings were gone. I used a pair of BluRays to check the colors etc and everything seemed fine. I think the key is to adjust as much as you can use the monitor controls (or not and just use the settings of 50% or default settings) and adjust using software. I seemed to have better results with software-based adjustments. It is not "perfect", since I'm not a professional calibrator and therefore can not test it with a colorimeter, etc., but it looks good to me. Other calibration with better skills can have a different opinion to YMMV. But all things considered I like this monitor. Other things: preset modes (standard, text, film, etc.) just pump the contrast and saturation in varying degrees. Some may find them effective, but I'd probably never use them. Not sure if the lower than average range of color is apparent to me, I guess I'll know when I AB with my CRT, not really doing any photo "serious" / video editing so that the can not matter. When hooking up via HDMI, my desktop was too large (icons off the screen, etc). I finally figured out that AMD software allows for multiple color space settings with this monitor (I saw four choices). I.