LG M228WA : New LG Monitor Sports HDMI Input

Posted on 2007-06-02 04:01:00 | by: D.R | 4 Comments
Category: IMAGE | Tags: LG, MONITOR, HDTV

New LG Monitor Sports HDMI Input

With the ability to be used as a monitor or HDTV, the LG M228WA is a must-see for any monitor enthusiast. Offering full 1080p support and 3000:1 contrast ratio, the slick looking monitor offers more than just looks. Besides the HDMI, the monitor features DVI, VGA, S-Video, RCA and USB inputs.

So far there is no word on pricing and availability, but look for it to hit the shores soon.

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Posted on Sat Jun 02, 06:32 by gIko
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New? This has been out for months!

Posted on Mon Jun 04, 12:36 by robjcole
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1080p with 1680x1050 ???? imposible...

Posted on Mon Jun 04, 03:06 by Daimaou, Survivor, Tokyo - Japan
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Well Input (1080p) and resolution are 2 different things... I know some Home theater VideoPro which are 720p in output but can receive 1080p

Posted on Mon Jun 04, 03:07 by Daimaou, Survivor, Tokyo - Japan
Home Page: http://www.akihabaranews.com
By the way Robjcole... COOL BLOG !!!!!!!!!!!!! Lord I love the design !

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