The HP Flat Panel Monitor L1702 is a competitively priced, business-ready 17-inch flat panel monitor that is ideal CRT replacement for large corporate customers, growing businesses, and the government ...
Editor Rating 4.0/5 Published on September 20, 2006
great design, great support...colour sensitivity...I do recommend this product to other people, I myself own it and enjoy it, just be aware of what I have told you...But on the whole it has GOOD value for money...Its colour sensitivity isn't as good as could be hoped, and so this aspect disappoints the whole product......
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rich, lush colors...The HPL1702 has only three control
buttons, but don't let that fool you: Three will let you do
...Despite the easy-to-use
controls, the auto-adjustment button didn't reset changes
we made to...The HPL1702 eases budget strains and increases return on investment (ROI), thanks to a combination of affordable...
At less than $450, Hewlett-Packard's L1702 is remarkably affordable for a 17-inch LCD...This LCD's mediocre image quality, while good enough for light use, will probably wear on designers, spreadsheet jockeys, and others who spend too much time staring at a computer screen...
Slim design, variable orientation, nice price, 17" is pretty good for an office...17" isn't quite enough for artists, gamers, or watching DVDs...And although since it's from the school district it's not quite top of the line, I'm very happy with the......
This is a basic introductory, no real frills flat panel monitor...Also, the adjustments of the base only allow for tilt forwards and back, not up and down for height, so the ergonomics are not as good as other HP monitors...minor specs brightness 300 nits contrast ratio of 450:1 17-inch viewable screen 1,280 x 1,024 native resolution Plug and Play...
A list of compatible supplies & accessories for the HPL1702 LCD Flat Panel Monitor including pricing (if available), product numbers, links to buy online, or ...
Version 2.00 A - This package contains the HP Display Installer program, which automatically detects the Microsoft Operating System that is running on your computer ...
