CiBOX C2201 22" Wide Aspect TFT Monitor £146.98 + delivery.

[SVP Communications]

Hi Guys

The price on this popular monitor has just come down to £146.98
Delivery will depend on where you are and what else is in your order, but for UK mainland customers with an order up to 20KG will be about £5.

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3 Year Cibox warranty.

Specifications:
- Model No: C2201
- Type: Wide Aspect TFT Active Matrix Diplay
- Display Size: 473.76 x 296.16mm
- Pixel Pitch: 0.282mm x 0.282mm
- Max Resolution: 1680 x 1050 (WSXGA+)
- Aspect Ratio: 16:10
- Display Colours: 16.7 million
- Brightness: 300 cd/m2
- Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
- Response Time: 5ms
- Viewing Angle: (Horizontal / Vertical) 160deg. / 160deg.
- Frequency Range: (Horizontal / Vertical) 30-82kHz / 56-76Hz
- Input Connector: D-SUB (VGA)
- Speakers: 2 x 1W
- Power Input: AC100-240V, 47/63Hz
- Power Consumption: Max: 48W / Stand by: 2W
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 510 x 424 x 202mm
- Weight: 4.9kg

Please Note: Although advertised differently elsewhere by different websites as having DVI,we want to point out that this particular CiBOX model does not have a DVI input connection.

Here at SVP Communications we have a 30 day "No quibble" warranty on everything we sell.
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Steve
www.svp.co.uk

[Cenobite]

Shame it doesnt have DVI

[SVP Communications]

Shame it doesnt have DVI
Hi Cenobite

There is a model with DVI.

Here's the link: http://svp.co.uk/products-solo.php?pid=3156

Steve
www.svp.co.uk

[billyblockhead]

I had a Cibox 19" widescreen monitor and it was excellent. Picture quality was great and it was excellent for gaming.

[PC]

The DVI version only works out as £14 extra once you take delivery charges into consideration...

[sedj2]

I have the 22" dvi version and must say i cant fault it, i had a sharp 17" panel before it and this blows it away and is FAR bigger.

Decent monitor i doubt the dvi is much better than the vga tbh.

I like it and the viewing angle is better than the previous model i had and did i say it was BIG :D

[welshmatt]

Ive got the vga model and Im very happy with it.

My only comment would be that the viewing angle isnt that great, my 4 year old LG 17" LCD is miles better.

[mamboboy]

I've also got the DVI model. You obviously notice the quality different when it's put next to a £270+ Samsung monitor for example, but it's still a very nice screen and well worth the price.
Like welshmatt says though - the viewing angle isn't great. Sometimes i'll move it around to watch something in bed which is about 1-2 ft lower than my desk...it's still watchable, but a little dark...so unless you're a midget it shouldn't really be a problem

Oh and i've got two budget TFT's and not one have a single dead pixel. My friend only insists on buying the branding ones, and all three have at last two!

[SVP Communications]

Oh and i've got two budget TFT's and not one have a single dead pixel. My friend only insists on buying the branding ones, and all three have at last two!

I've seen some vendors offering a "Pixel Check" service for £10 or £20 prior to dispatch. This has always left me wondering " If you don't order and pay for the Pixel Check service, do you increase your chances of getting a screen that has failed a pixel check?"

Steve
www.svp.co.uk

[bonsaiguy]

I have one of these too (the DVI one). I am very pleased with it. Solid construction, good strong colours, quick refresh. All good!