🖥️ Enhance Your Visual Experience with the Gateway FPD1975W Widescreen High Definition Flat Panel Review

I like the monitor for the most part. However, the company sent me a monitor with a gray spot on the screen. I didn't send it back because I really needed my monitor. I'm sad that the company thought they could treat their customers badly. They are ashamed of what they sent and I am ashamed that I keep it.

Arrived as described (like new) although mishandled in transit as the casing was loose on arrival. Works perfectly. Received much earlier than expected. The top left corner is damaged and there is a dead pixel on the screen, but it's definitely a worthwhile buy. I look forward to using it for many years.

I know I date the term Cinerama. For those of you too young to know what it is, it was one of the first widescreen film formats in the early 50's (even I wasn't there then). The filmmakers will shoot the film with three cameras mounted side-by-side in an arc and shown in the theaters with three projectors side-by-side on an ultra-wide curved screen. The end result was an almost 180 degree image. Much wider than today. You had to turn your head to see the whole picture. The only problem was that