Hewlett Packard P9615A ABA HP 23" Wide Screen Monitor - P9615A#ABA Review

For $1,700 (or less), this 23-inch LCD is simply amazing. There was no noticeable on-screen ghosting when watching fast-moving videos or playing action games. ATI9600XT. 8 pt fonts are easy to read. The quality of the images and text displayed is as good as the Samsung 243T and Sony 23-inch screens I've seen from Fry. does not correspond to the 16:10 aspect ratio. Yes. If you need to play games in 4:3 aspect ratio mode, this screen can fill the screen and keep the intended aspect ratio. This is

I received it just before Christmas 2005 when it was fairly new (thanks to an enthusiastic recommendation from Anandtech) and have been very happy ever since. Excellent color reproduction and clarity, not a single dead pixel in 6 years (I can see that and I'm pretty picky about such things), good viewing angles, doesn't overheat and doesn't consume too much power, lots of good options in the menu (more than most other companies), a good selection of inputs, can also be used as a small TV…

We use it as a TV in our bedroom along with our home theater system. This monitor is on almost every day and still works like the first day.

The widescreen LCD screen is great. 23" is more than enough, I am very happy with this LCD and recommend it to everyone. Thanks for attention.

.and uses the same Samsung LCD panel for $100 less. Mine worked right out of the box and had no dead pixels. I mainly use it for programming and text is very clear with DVI and VGA inputs. The backlight is very slightly dimmed at the edge of the screen but has no color effects (Apple users complained about the "pink" panels). With multiple inputs, I can use this monitor with my Mac, PC, and DVD at the same time. /Cable TV signal - plus RGB, S-Video and analog DVI inputs! The PIP feature allows…

I don't know if HP has a policy allowing blind people to purchase their parts, but after receiving one with a defective blue channel (everything was yellow) I replaced it with another one that had a noticeable gray haze in black color. When I asked to have it replaced they sent me an LCD which was ridiculously defective with a large dark bar on 1/4 of the screen. Do they get junk that Apple doesn't buy or something? I figured I'd save a few bucks and buy it since Apple is a bit pricey, but…

This monitor rocks. Replaced my old Eizo L375 (15" LCD). Connected to the DVI connector on the ATI 8500 DV All-in-Wonder graphics card and the VGA connector on the Compaq EVO N800v. The picture is much better with the DVI connector. S-Video, Component and Composite are great for analogue sources like TV - not very sharp at lower resolution than the original I was surprised you can't select VGA or DVI inputs for PIP So the only option, two to output computer with the same screen is used to…

I bought my HP L2335 monitor when they first started manufacturing in 2006/2007, maybe it was the 2003/4 timeframe. Hmmm (and yes, I paid dearly for it). But it was simply the best monitor on the market at the time. . Today I still have this monitor, it sits next to a 27" ACER monitor and still has the best picture. It also has a lot more features than ACER like PIP and a wide range of inputs (but no HDMI). I use a DVI -Input with a flicker free resolution of 1920 x 1200. It also has an "Auto"…

Use one of these at work. Wouldn't have bought it at half price. The image is grainy regardless of the settings and the case is made of cheap plastic. this model without really high-quality components. Avoid HP products in general. Bad craftsmanship!

After I installed Windows 7, the monitor started going dark for literally a second at random intervals. Googling I've found others with the same issue when they have a multi-monitor display like mine. I downloaded the latest graphics driver for my graphics card (ATI Catalyst Control Center) but I couldn't solve the problem. The Hz frequency was set correctly (60) for the optimal resolution of 1920x1200 via DVI. The solution was in OSD (OSD) where I disabled the power saving mode and that seemed

This monitor is by far the best I have ever owned. I was looking for a new LCD to replace my aging Sony Trinitron. I wanted something that would work with my G4/450 Macintosh (Sawtooth) with a Mac Radeon 9000 Pro card in the AGP slot. The Mac Radeon card has a DVI connection and a native resolution of 1920 x 1200. However, I didn't want to pay $2,000 for a 23-inch Apple LCD, new or old. I found the L2335, checked all the specs on HP and MacMall, but neither of them could confirm that the…

We purchased 8 of these non-Revain monitors in May 2006 for use with our Mac G5s. They look good, work great and are a great discount hence the 4 stars. HOWEVER I returned one within a month due to a bad DVI connection and now (January 7th) I have replaced another which has developed a defect in the display which looks like a "water spot" (for lack of a better description) 2 Inch looks at the top of the display. At least 2 or 3 others are showing signs of the same "spot" but I'm waiting to see…

We bought 7 for work. Two came in DOA with black horizontal stripes (squeezing the body made them better or worse). We returned these two and received two back a week later. BOTH of these replacements were also DOA with the same problem! Of the ones that worked, none synced properly to the original 1920x1200 resolution without A LOT of trial and error to manipulate the clock and clock phase (this is in analog use only). Once we achieved sync, they seemed to work as expected. There are some…

It is excellent for PC gaming via DVI or XBox via component video inputs. I didn't see any ghosting when playing Far Cry, UT2k4 or Doom 3 at 1920x1200. With a 16ms response time, the LP2335 plays games as well, if not better, than traditional CRT monitors. You won't see any LCD grain or artifacts at 3 feet away. The clarity and 3D feel of 720p and 1080i Hi-Def footage is exceptional. There is practically no lag in the sequence of actions. Surprisingly bright whites and blacks match the LCD…

Even at its dazzling native resolution, I find the image quality to be "below average" when compared to other LCD monitors. If you need large format and high resolution, HP is a good choice. But HP's dead-pixel policy isn't too generous.