Fujitsu-Siemens P24W-5 ECO
Best on saving energy
This screen is from the professional range of manufacturer. Should it therefore be a cross on it? Certainly not ! The device integrates the best innovation of this comparison in terms of saving energy. The screen has indeed a zero mode Watt standby. The principle is both simple and brilliant. When the PC turns off, the screen does not sleep , it turns off completely. When the computer turns on, the small electrical pulse is generated on the video cable is sufficient to restore power supply in the monitor which then resumed life quite normally. We have measured and it really works. For the rest, this model does not demerit by its display qualities. The colors are richer than average.
Auto contrast looks defective…
The temperature is correct by default, but there is a strong dominant green must be corrected by hand. We liked the contrast of the screen and especially its high degree of uniformity of color reproduction. The dynamic contrast, here called “Auto Brightness” is a fiasco, however, be avoided. On the DVD, we have found a deep black very attractive, but there still would be a lot of video noise, especially on areas of flat gray middle level. Fujitsu-Siemens P24W-5 ECO is quite responsive, but the moving images lack serenity. The lack of control of the slab produced some overly bright colors behind moving objects. But it is a defect still less pronounced than on the Samsung for example. The ergonomics are excellent with an adjustable height and tilt. By cons, but no pivot mode four-port USB hub. Ultimately, it is a very good screen, but the price is higher than average.
Positive points (pros)
Zero consumption in standby
Rich colors
Ergonomics
Negative points (cons)
Price
Technical specifications for Fujitsu-Siemens P24W-5 ECO
LCD 24 “TFT active matrix, widescreen, 1920×1200 resolution, brightness 400 cd / m², contrast 1000:1, 6ms response time, viewing angles of 178/178 degrees, speakers Integrated HDMI / DVI-D / VGA
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