REVIEW: NEC AccuSync LCD71VM

Warranty LCD/Backlight (Years): 3/3 incl. Pickup Service Max. pixel faults (according to ISO 13406-2): Class II Panel size: 17" Pixel size [mm]: 0,264 Native resolution: 1.280 x 1.024 Visible screen size/diagonal [mm]: 338 x 270 / 430 Video-In, connector: D-Sub analog Vertical frequency [Hz]: 55 - 75 Max. horizontal frequency/ video bandwidth [kHz/MHz]: 31,5 - 60 / - Color mode preset/user: 3 / 1 LCD pivotable / portrait mode: No / No LCD display arm option: Yes Features: D-Sub cable, power cable, internal power supply unit Dimensions (W x H x D) [mm]: 379 x 383 x 193 Weight [kg]: 4,6 Compliance: TCO99, TUEV GS, ISO 13406-2, CE Power consumption On/Stand-by/Off [Watt]: 36 / 3 / - Test date: 01.11.2003 Rating:   Picture stability: ++ (analog) Viewing angle dependency: + Contrast: + Color space: +/- Subjective impression of image quality: +/- Shades of gray resolution: +/- Brightness allocation: + Interpolation image quality: + Fabrication of case/frame, mechanics: + Operating, OSD: +/- Suitable for occasional gamer: ++ Suitable for hardcore gamer: + Suitable for DVD/Video: ++ Price [incl. VAT. in Euros]: 400,00

++ very good, + good, +/- satisfactory, - bad, -- very bad

Introduction

All results issued in this review have been established by using the analog output of a Gainward 750 XP Geforce4 Titanium graphics card.

Scope of supply

The delivery includes – next to the display – a manual (brief instructions) to set up the monitor, a D-Sub cable, a power cable, a speaker cable, a CD-Rom with drivers, monitor profile and a detailed manual in PDF format.

The monitor comes in the smallest carton that has ever reached our editorial office. This seems ideal for transporting. This model fits into such a small carton because the monitor is supposed to be mounted onto its foot first.

Design

The NEC AccuSync LCD71VM has a silver plastic frame, with one speaker incorporated into each side. All in all one could the design as pretty functional. The frame’s width is 2,1 cm on the top, 1,8 cm at the sides and 4,3 cm at the bottom. The buttons for operating the OSD have been centered into the lower part of the display. The foot offers neither height adjustment nor has it any functions for rotating. The foot’s back has a plastic clip attached in its middle which can be used for cable ducting.

The monitor does not have a main on/off switch and possesses an integrated power supply unit.

Contents:IntroductionScope of SupplyDesignMechanicsImage qualityOSDConclusion

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