NEC 24-Inch LED-Backlit Desktop Monitor with Integrated

Product Review

The 24" NEC MultiSync EA243WM, a widescreen desktop display boasting high-performance, advanced technologies and a full feature set, is ideal for corporate clients and digital signage users requiring HDMI connectivity in a small screen size. The LED backlighting of the EA243WM allows for a slimmer profile, lighter weight and increased power savings compared to previous generation models. It offers touch-sensitive controls that are integrated into the bezel, making display adjustments easier and more intuitive than ever. Smart sensing technology automatically detects your work conditions to determine the proper display brightness with ambient light and human sensors. A comprehensive input panel, including HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI-D and VGA, connects users to the latest peripherals and future-proofs the investment.

Product Features

LED backlight technology provides for industry-leading low power consumption and less hazardous materials.
Height-adjust, pivot, tilt and swivel capabilities add flexibility and comfort to your viewing preferences.
Full connectivity, including DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI-D and VGA inputs.
Touch-sensitive OSD controls are integrated into the bezel, making display adjustments easier than ever.
Human and ambient light sensors automatically detect your work conditions to determine the proper display brightness, thereby conserving power.

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Missing XP/Linux VGA text mode, April 25, 2012

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This review is from: NEC 24-Inch LED-Backlit Desktop Monitor with Integrated Speakers (EA243WM-BK) (Personal Computers)

Monitor will not display VGA text mode (700x420). This mode is used by XP setup, "F8 to enter Safe Mode", "delete hibernation data and boot normally", and the recover console. Most linux boot messages also want VGA text mode.

I put my computer into hibernation and swapped in the new monitor. When I powered up, I saw my Intel logo POST/BIOS screen, and then a "unsupported mode" message. Seems I was running my old monitor in a larger mode than the new one will support.

This was anticipated. I'd planned to use F8 to see the boot options, select VGA resolution to get my desktop back, and then change the resolution settings to match the new monitor.

What happened is that the computer displayed the "delete hibernation data" prompt in VGA text mode, and I couldn't see it. The message timed out, Windows resumed, and (because of the larger screen size on the older monitor) the "unsupported mode" message remained.

I was in a "cache 22" or "form...Read more