The HP LP2465 is a beautiful 24-inch wide-screen LCD which, while aimed at business users, is also an attractive choice for home and business users who need more desktop real estate.
The 1920X1, 200 resolution is great for displaying HD content. Surprisingly, HP has chosen not to work with this capacity, instead of limiting contributions to a pair of DVI connections that do not support HDCP. This means that protected against copying of HD content, as used in some Blu-ray and HD DVD equipment, will not play on the LP2465.
The LP2465 is coupled with a stand which provides height, tilt and pivot adjustments. The stand also works with the display to provide full support rotation, which can move between landscape and portrait modes dictate your needs. The LP2465 May be limited to two entries DVI, but HP includes adapters for connecting sources via analog VGA DVI. This ensures compatibility with older, analog only graphics cards.
Surrounded by a thin neck of money, the LP2465 is certainly stylish. Despite the thin frame, HP places five small control buttons and a power LED on the front panel. In addition to the power button, there is a selection of entry and three buttons control the OSD. A single button ( "-" or less) performs two roles, acting as the auto button when the OSD is not open. The Auto adjusts the image size, location and other variables whenever you use an analog source.
Quality display is very good, with uniform color and brightness across the screen. When viewing a favorite DVD action movie, the refresh rate is high enough to avoid most of the artifacts of movement. It is also a boon for players who are concerned about the fast moving objects games.
Other features include a LiteSaver energy put into use, and an assistant display that lets you configure the display using the keyboard and mouse as opposed to the LP2465 buttons function. There are four USB ports, two on the bottom of the screen and two on the board.
Our only real complaints with the LP2465 are the lack of resources and lack of support HDCP. However, none of these defects should be a problem for the home business or small businesses.
The HP LP2465 wide screen LCD is a good choice for general-purpose use in a home office users who want to manage large collections of digital photos and all those who need to simultaneously view multiple windows and applications.
The 1920X1, 200 resolution is great for displaying HD content. Surprisingly, HP has chosen not to work with this capacity, instead of limiting contributions to a pair of DVI connections that do not support HDCP. This means that protected against copying of HD content, as used in some Blu-ray and HD DVD equipment, will not play on the LP2465.
The LP2465 is coupled with a stand which provides height, tilt and pivot adjustments. The stand also works with the display to provide full support rotation, which can move between landscape and portrait modes dictate your needs. The LP2465 May be limited to two entries DVI, but HP includes adapters for connecting sources via analog VGA DVI. This ensures compatibility with older, analog only graphics cards.
Surrounded by a thin neck of money, the LP2465 is certainly stylish. Despite the thin frame, HP places five small control buttons and a power LED on the front panel. In addition to the power button, there is a selection of entry and three buttons control the OSD. A single button ( "-" or less) performs two roles, acting as the auto button when the OSD is not open. The Auto adjusts the image size, location and other variables whenever you use an analog source.
Quality display is very good, with uniform color and brightness across the screen. When viewing a favorite DVD action movie, the refresh rate is high enough to avoid most of the artifacts of movement. It is also a boon for players who are concerned about the fast moving objects games.
Other features include a LiteSaver energy put into use, and an assistant display that lets you configure the display using the keyboard and mouse as opposed to the LP2465 buttons function. There are four USB ports, two on the bottom of the screen and two on the board.
Our only real complaints with the LP2465 are the lack of resources and lack of support HDCP. However, none of these defects should be a problem for the home business or small businesses.
The HP LP2465 wide screen LCD is a good choice for general-purpose use in a home office users who want to manage large collections of digital photos and all those who need to simultaneously view multiple windows and applications.
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