Philips Brilliance 220X1 Small PC Lightframe Monitor
April 8, 2010 | Monitor, Philips | 1 CommentHowever, if all that you have the budget or space for a small PC monitor, you’re not totally left in the cold as you can make a Philips Brilliance 220X1, whose technology LightFrame is derived from a similar foundation . You always pay a heavy premium for it if, as the 220X1 occurs more than £ 200 for a 22 inch screen 1680 x 1050 TN-based.
As with Ambilight, Philips LightFrame claims that it is not just a show but actually helps to reduce eyestrain. Before examining this single system, however, we see that the monitor itself is similar.
Unlike most screens in recent years, Philips has opted for an all-white look that is very reminiscent of Apple products cheaper. The only exception to this rule is the neck of the stand, which is silver. In a nice touch, even if DVI, VGA and power cables are white. Overall, while nothing extraordinary, the design is certainly consistent and attractive.
It is also very easy to mount, it’s just a matter of clicking on the frame and solidarity. disassembling is just as easy as you just press a button and the back section. The interface is so poor that on most screens TN-based budget if, as you are limited to (a generous amount of course) inclination. The connectors are also a bit difficult to insert as places are limited clearance for sockets in the back section bent. [via trustedreviews]
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