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Gateway HD2201 22" Widescreen LCD Computer Monitor | 
 enlarge | Brand: Gateway
Category: CE
Buy New: $345.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 14024
Shipping Weight (lbs): 16
MPN: HHD2201
UPC: 827103148381
EAN: 0827103148381
ASIN: B001BIZA50
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Viewable Area - 22 viewable (diagonal) 16 - 10 aspect ratio LCD active matrix TFT | | • | Resolution 1680 x 1050 (native and maximum) | | • | Maximum Vertical Frequency - 76Hz; Maximum Horizontal Frequency - 83 KHz | | • | 0.282mm Pixel Pitch | | • | Brightness 300 cd/m |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
The Gateway HD2201 monitor features exceptional technology with widescreen viewing and advanced features to improve productivity and entertainment?all in a thin, space-saving design. With a high-resolution 22" display, the HD2201 includes three video inputs to display virtually any content from gaming systems and digital cable to DVD players and future technology. With both high-definition and analog inputs, it's simple to connect to all your digital media devices, and High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) allows for viewing of digital movies and copy-protected content. Upgrade to a complete audio-visual experience with an optional speaker bar for a clutter-free solution for incredible hi-fi sound. Contrast Ratio - 2000 - 1 Dynamic-contrast ratio Response Time - 4 ms (UltraResponse enabled); 5 ms (UltraResponse disabled) Colors - 16.7 million Viewing Angles - 160 left/right, 160 up/down degrees User Controls - Power on/off button, EzTouch on-screen display (OSD) menu, Touch-sensitive control Signal Inputs - (1) HDMI - (1) Analog (VGA), 15-pin mini d-sub VGA - (1) Digital (DVI-D), 24-pin DVI-D AC power input Kensington lock slot Electrical Requirements - 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz 720p HD through DVI-D connection with HDCP DCDi by Faroudja for enhanced video processing Dimensions (Display) - with Stand 20.24 (W) x 16.85 (H) x 7.20 (D)
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| Customer Reviews:
Verg good monitor for the money with 720p resolution! October 12, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
This monitor is 95% identical to the its predecessor, the HD2200 (http://www.amazon.com/Gateway-HD2200-Widescreen-LCD-Monitor/dp/B000XIDECU). If you want a detailed description of how this TN panel performs in color palettes, grayscale, backlight bleed etc. refer to the link and other sites for feedback because the representative at Gateway told me this and the HD2200 use the same exact panel (apparently the 2000:1 contrast ratio to the hd200's 1000:1 is a gimmick, because of "Ultra Contrast" - similar to dynamic contrast versus native). The biggest difference between this monitor and the aforementioned is the lack of a component input and DCDi Faroudja processing. I bought this at Best Buy for $180 at a deal (normal BB rp is $220) and am hesitant to return it since there are zero dead pixels or any related faults.
I really wanted the component input to hook up my PS2 and older generation equipment. Unfortunately, the HD2200, even though it is now discontinued, is for some reason $100 more expensive today than this newer model. The HD2200 was released in October of 2007 I believe at $350 while this monitor was released in September 2008 at $330 (but every established internet merchant is selling it for ~$250).
I think I will return this anyway.. component is much too important a feature for me; but if not for you definitely go with this! If you try hard, you can get this around $220 easily and at that price it's a great deal.
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