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Good looking AL1932d lacks ergonomic features 07 September, 2005 16:18:19
Acer's AL1932d is quite a looker. Its semi-transparent bezel curves backward at the top, imparting an aerodynamic, sports-car-like touch. - +
Samsung 193p+ goes astray 07 September, 2005 16:12:53
Design-wise, Samsung's SyncMaster 193p+ follows in the footsteps of the successful SyncMaster 193p. It has the same tilted, round stand - newly coloured a shimmering silver - with a dual hinge to support the pivoting screen. - +
Colours may be too delicious 24 August, 2005 14:51:40
The NEC MultiSync LCD1770GX achieved good scores on our text and graphics tests - in fact, it reached the highest graphics scores a 17-incher has attained recently. It also bettered all other monitors on our three real-life graphics test screens: a Web page with a mix of text and images, a photo of a vividly colored fruit tart, and a group photo of several subjects with different skin tones. Our jurors praised the detail and the rich, saturated colours that the monitor displayed. - +
A faster play with the shades of grey 17 August, 2005 16:35:36
The ViewSonic VX724 introduces the company's new Amplified Impulse technology, which overdrives the LCD panel's electronics to produce faster transitions between shades of grey. - +
AOL, Macromedia bring Flash to IM 25 November, 2003 07:20:22
Today you can find current weather on the Web, then use instant messaging to warn your friends at their PCs and cell phones that a downpour's on the way. As early as next year, you may be able to do both of these - plus find a movie theatre where you can take shelter from the storm, and blog the entire experience - in a browser-free software environment that combines Web and IM functions. - +
Enterprise messaging interoperability nears 30 October, 2003 07:40:00
An instant messaging standard in the works could not only provide interoperability but also change the face of e-mail, suggest developers.
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