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ViewSonic VX2235wm-5 (22-inch, 2ms LCD Monitor)

By Aloysius Low - 22 Jan 2008

Same Old, Same Old

Same Old, Same Old

Even though the specs of the monitor has definitely been upgraded, we're still looking at the same design, regardless of the monitor size. Case in point, the VX2835wm 28-inch may be one really big monitor that came into retail late last year, but it still looks the same as its 19-inch cousin, the VX1932wm, which was one of the earlier models to sport this design. We do wish however, and as noted by our good buddies at HWM, that it's about time Viewsonic did away with the dual-color bezel. Otherwise the VX2235wm is a nicely designed monitor with cable management and speakers for those looking to save space by doing away with stand alone speakers for basic audio needs.

The VX2235wm as seen from the side. The silver outlines of the monitors remain a standard feature of the X series range.

Here we see the ventilation slots and the ViewSonic logo located at the top rear of the monitor.

Sadly the VX2235wm only has a DVI and analog port, together with an audio jack for the speakers. Component and S-Video ports would have been really nice additions for auxiliary connectivity.

Located on the spine are clips to hold the cable securely in place.

If you look closely you can see some tiny scratches on the cables, which are caused by trying to slide the cables inside the clips. Once in, the cables are pretty much secure.

The base of the VX2235wm is removable, which about sums it up as the tilt functions are located on the spine.

Removing the base is as simple as pressing the two clips and then pulling it apart. It does take a while to get the hang of it, though we can't see why you would constantly need to remove the base.

What the top of of the unit looks like when your remove the weighted base.

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