REVIEW:

The new ASUS VH242H 24-inch LCD monitor falls into this kind of philosophy. Instead of the conventional 16:10 widescreen aspect ratio that we see with most computer monitors, this screen has a 16:9 aspect ratio, the same that you’d find with the HDTV in your living room. (Nice!! Parang TV na siya. Hehehe. ^^) In this way, it’s perfect fit for multimedia and gaming applications. You can actually watch you DVD’s in a full-screen format and play your Xbox 360 games without a stretched image or that annoying letterbox effect. (This I like. Hahaha. Now I can play more high graphic games. Bwahaha. :p ) As expected, the specifications are able to run the gamut for most consumers as well, while maintaining a sleek and simple appearance that will fit in with any décor. Have 1920x1080 resolutions, which is somewhat higher than some similarly priced monitors. By way of comparison, the typical cost of a product with this high a resolution is $585 (In Philippines it cost P26,325.. What!! Mahal naman!! =( huhuhu. But I think it’s worthy. Wahaha. ) And reduce the clutter on your desk with this monitor’s built-in speakers. It’s wide viewing angle (170 degrees) is useful whenever the screen is being viewed by more than one person at the same time. (Cool naman. :D ) Accepts DVI input, which allows for greater signal clarity than traditional VGA. The VH242H actually uses a 23.6-inch panel with a maximum resolution of 1,920 by 1, 080 and a 16:9 aspect ration, which means you can watch Blu-ray movies in their naïve format. (Sweet!! :p) The panel, with it’s non-reflective, antiglare finish, is housed in a black cabinet and framed by a shiny black bezel with beveled edges that give it a clean, sleek appearance. (Soooo!!! Coooool!! Hehehe. Nice work guys. Keep it up. God Bless. ^^)