Product comparison · 2 monitors

BenQ G700 17" LCD vs BenQ G900WA 19" LCD

Key differences

Display diagonal
- G700 17" LCD:43.2 cm (17")
- G900WA 19" LCD:48.3 cm (19")
Display resolution
- G700 17" LCD:1280 x 1024 pixels
- G900WA 19" LCD:1440 x 900 pixels
Contrast ratio (typical)
- G700 17" LCD:700:1
- G900WA 19" LCD:800:1
Pixel pitch
- G700 17" LCD:0.264
- G900WA 19" LCD:0.283 x 0.283 mm
Power consumption (typical)
- G700 17" LCD:35 W
- G900WA 19" LCD:40 W
Width (with stand)
- G700 17" LCD:370 mm
- G900WA 19" LCD:441.3 mm
Depth (with stand)
- G700 17" LCD:137 mm
- G900WA 19" LCD:165 mm
Height (with stand)
- G700 17" LCD:368.9 mm
- G900WA 19" LCD:365.7 mm

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Comparison of G700 17" LCD, G900WA 19" LCD
25 specifications	A BenQ G700 17" LCD View product	B BenQ G900WA 19" LCD View product
Display4 differ
Display diagonalDiffers	43.2 cm (17")	48.3 cm (19")
Display resolutionDiffers	1280 x 1024 pixels	1440 x 900 pixels
Touchscreen	No	No
Display brightness (typical)	300 cd/m²	300 cd/m²
Response time	5 ms	5 ms
Contrast ratio (typical)Differs	700:1	800:1
Viewing angle, horizontal	160°	160°
Viewing angle, vertical	160°	160°
Pixel pitchDiffers	0.264	0.283 x 0.283 mm
Horizontal scan range	31 - 83 kHz	31 - 83 kHz
Vertical scan range	55 - 76 Hz	55 - 76 Hz
Ports & interfacesidentical
VGA (D-Sub) ports quantity	1	1
DVI-D ports quantityKnown for one	1	Unknown — not stated by the source
Ergonomicsidentical
Panel mounting interface	100 x 100 mm	100 x 100 mm
Cable lock slot	Yes	Yes
Cable lock slot type	Kensington	Kensington
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	35 W	40 W
Weight & dimensions4 differ
Width (with stand)Differs	370 mm	441.3 mm
Depth (with stand)Differs	137 mm	165 mm
Height (with stand)Differs	368.9 mm	365.7 mm
Weight (without stand)Differs	3.36 kg	3.73 kg
Packaging contentidentical
Cables included	VGA	VGA
Other features1 differ
Bandwidth	0.025 GHz	0.025 GHz
Display viewable area (HxV)Differs	337.9 x 270 mm	408.2 x 255.1 mm
Certification	Vista TCO'03	Vista TCO'03

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