Mitac 15PX 15

The Mitac 15PX 15 monitor works as expected with good features for the price. I would not, however, recommend purchasing this unit. Mitac will not supply spares for the unit which is a problem given the power supply boards fail frequently. Mitac will charge you $100 to attach 2 plugs to this $15 part.

This LCD Screen has superb, sharp picture with glowing colours. Portrait format slightly less clear but well worth it when laying out a full sheet of paper. Worked straight from the box. USB port is very handy. Don't expect too much from the built in speakers and microphone!

This Mitac 15PX 15 monitor offers a clear sharp and flicker free display, I was fed up of ending a long work day with a headache and so decided to do something about it. For word processing the swivel screen is great and although it costs more than a standard monitor it's still worth every penny.

In the future flat screen LCD monitors will be the norm. Anyone who has actually used one will tell you that! Like me they will also tell you that once you have bought one you will never go back to a heavy, bulky and blurry traditional CRT.

The best thing about this monitor is the clarity of it's flatscreen display. My old monitor had got really blurry after a time but this screen is crystal clear without flicker. This Mitac monitor actually has a 15" visable display, not like most monitors that include what is hidden behind the monitors frame. The extra workspace really does make a difference.

Apart from it just looking impressive, I have doubled the amount of space on my desk without a heavy, bulky monitor - even more space to lose letters and cd cases!

The swivel display seems like a fancy gimmick but it's actually quite useful, especially for word processing. You don't even have to press any buttons - just twist the screen and you can see the whole of your A4 letter on screen.

To be honest, it took me a while to decide whether to spend the extra on an LCD monitor but I am glad I did. Once you have tried one of these, you'll never go back to a conventional CRT monitor - Trust me!