Thu, 04 Sep 2008 New Product: Asus LS221H
PC manufacturer adds stylish monitor to its range
Asus isn’t a well-known name in the Mac market, as the company generally concentrates on making components and peripherals for PCs. However, its new LS221H monitor is a stylish and affordable alternative to Apple’s own range of Cinema displays.
Asus claims that the LS221H – which is wrapped up in a glossy black casing and finished off with some tasteful leather trim – is the slimmest 22in monitor in the world. It has 1,680 x 1,050 resolution and includes special preset modes to enhance the appearance of skin tones when you’re watching home movies or DVD films. The price is pretty good too – just £270, compared with £399 for Apple’s smaller 20in Cinema display.
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