LG M228WA

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Build Quality	8.0
How easy to set-up	9.0
Image quality	8.0
Value for money (at time of purchase)	9.0
Overall rating	8.0

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Anonymous verified purchaser

Score 8.0/10

+ has tv tuner with nice sharp picture

- as with most lcd's you need to be at the right angle to get the best picture

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purchased 02 Jul 2007

John, Brandon Suffolk

Score 8.0/10

+ Plug and play

- None at moment !!!

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purchased 17 Sep 2007

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Product Features

Screen Size in Inches	22
Screen size is measured diagonally from corner to corner.
Screen Resolution (pixels)	1050i
The number of pixels the screen has. The more you have, the more detail the screen can display, given a high quality source. A breakdown of resolutions can be found on Wikipedia here
Response Time in ms	5
Contrast Ratio (X:1)	3000
This figure is designed to tell you how much difference there is between dark and light colours on the TV. It is quoted as a ratio, between the brightest white and the darkest black. 500:1 means the brightest white is 500 times more bright than the darkest black. Plasma screens have historically boasted better contrast ratios than LCD screens.
Brightness in Candela per square metre	300
Brighter TVs, such as LCDs, tend to provide a better experience in lighter rooms, whereas TVs with a lower brightness, such as many plasma TVs, are often better suited to darker rooms.
DVI Port	Yes
DVI stands for Digital Visual Interface. Like VGA, DVI is used to connect laptops, desktops and other devices to HD TVs or monitors. You can buy a small adaptor to convert your digital DVI socket to an analogue VGA socket for use with older monitors if needed.
Type of Screen	Plasma
Most small flatscreen TVs have LCD screens. Some larger TVs have plasma screens. Some very new TVs have LED screens. Traditional TVs are called Standard or CRT.
Screen Format	8:5
This is a ratio of the horizontal to the vertical size of the screen. 16:9 is standard widescreen format for TVs, replacing the older 4:3 format.
PC Interface	Yes
If you’d like to use your TV as a PC monitor you’ll need to make sure it has a port to allow you to connect it. This is usually a VGA port, but some TVs include a newer DVI port. Adaptors are availible to allow VGA to DVI and vice versa.