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Small Business LCD Monitor: NEC MultiSync E231W Review

Nov 8, 2010
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A Small Business LCD Monitor Review

Are you a miser when it comes to consuming energy or to your bottom line? Whether you want to save the planet or save money — or both — NEC’s MultiSync E231W offers features that let you cut back on the wattage it takes to power the 23-inch LED backlit monitor.

Our sister site, HardwareCentral.com puts this LCD monitor to the test to see whether it pairs performance with social responsibility.




Lately, there are some features that have become pretty much ubiquitous among newly released LCD monitors. Take, for example, LED backlighting. What started as a selling point has become practically a prerequisite. And with this more energy-efficient means of backlighting, some sort of claim of being green has become part of almost every monitor sales pitch.

And for good reason, too, given that such displays not only look good; they let us feel good, whether it’s because we’re helping to save the environment from toxic pollutants or save ourselves from higher energy costs.


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