Compaq FP745A 15" LCD Monitor
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Platforms: Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server, Windows, Windows NT, Windows NT 4, Windows NT 5, Windows NT 3.5, Windows 2000, Windows 98
Compaq FP745A 15" LCD Monitor
- 1,024 x 768 maximum resolution
- Integrated speakers for multimedia use
- Analog TFT active-matrix display
- Sleek industrial design
- Color-coded cables for quick and easy setup
Product Description
Get all the color and brightness without taking up all your desk space. The Compaq FP745A Flat Panel Monitor has a large 15.0" V.I.A. with an anti-glare, anti-reflective screen to reduce eyestrain, and a TFT display type with Traditional Analog (VGA) Interface. And it weights less than 10lbs, occupying 60% less desktop space than a 17" CRT monitor. It also features integrated amplified speakers and color-coded cables for quick and easy setup. It operates with low power consumption for reduced energy costs, and with up to 1024x768 resolution, it is the ultimate multi-media viewing experience!
Amazon.com Product Description
Compaq has designed the FP745A as an ultraslim, lightweight multimedia monitor that delivers reliability and great sound. With monitor-powered JBL Platinum Series speakers, the FP745A offers an enjoyable stereo experience and the convenience of a digital audio player, all within a thin-panel system boasting a small footprint. Consuming less desk space without compromising service, Compaq includes an integrated microphone incorporating built-in, high-quality voice recognition, digital audio inputs, and a headphone jack.
Easy-to-use onscreen menus provide precise control of brightness, contrast, degauss, horizontal and vertical size and position, color temperature, and more. Plus, plug-and-play operation and color-coded cables make setup easy, and the traditional analog interface is compatible with the most video cards. The FP745A enhances its display with a maximum flicker free resolution of 1,024 x 768. The square monitor provides a full 15 inches of viewable image area.
Antireflective, antiglare glass ensures accuracy of images and reduces eyestrain. This stylish monitor weighs less than 10 pounds. It is covered by HP/Compaq's limited one-year warranty on parts and labor.
What's in the Box
Monitor, stand, AC power supply and cord, 15-pin analog cable, instructions, warranty information
Compaq FP745A 15" LCD Monitor
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- Platforms: Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server, Windows, Windows NT, Windows NT 4, Windows NT 5, Windows NT 3.5, Windows 2000, Windows 98
- Publisher: Compaq
- Label: Compaq
- Studio: Compaq
- Average Customer Review: based on 1 reviews
- Sales Rank in Electronics: #10224
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Display Diagonal Size:
1500 inches
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Summary: Beautiful image and a tiny footprint 2001-10-16
Compaq FP745A 15" LCD Monitor
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The sharpness and color saturation are excellent (and can be fine-tuned by the user right down to specifying your own RGB values). The screen is so nonreflective that I can use it comfortably beside a sunny window (which was a major problem with my old monitor). Because the *viewable* area is 15", it doesn't seem that much smaller than the 17" (i.e., 16" viewable)Trinitron CRT I use at work, and I've found it more than satisfactory for everything from spreadsheets to simulation games. Plus, it weighs almost nothing, so I can easily shift it around as need be to make more room on my desk.
My one complaint is that the two of the cables that come with it might be adequate if the monitor were sitting atop a console CPU, but they're far too short to reach a minitower that sits at floor level. (However, a couple of inexpensive cable extensions solved that problem.)
One tip for the user: I connected mine to a new Compaq 7110US, which automatically set up the monitor using a preinstalled driver. Later, when I'd go to Control Panel>Display Properies>Settings, the monitor would flip out and I'd have to cold boot to get any image back. The problem was solved by (re)installing the driver from the diskette that came with the monitor. My OS (WinMe) balked, insisting I already had the optimum driver, but IT WAS LYING. Afterward, I was finally able change the palette from 16-bit to 32-bit (true) color, which made a world of difference.