Product comparison · 2 monitors

Viewsonic 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ vs Viewsonic 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ

Key differences

Display diagonal
- 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ:48.3 cm (19")
- 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ:51 cm (20.1")
Display resolution
- 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ:1280 x 1024 pixels
- 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ:1600 x 1200 pixels
Response time
- 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ:25 ms
- 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ:16 ms
Contrast ratio (typical)
- 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ:600:1
- 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ:400:1
Viewing angle, horizontal
- 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ:170°
- 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ:176°
Viewing angle, vertical
- 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ:170°
- 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ:176°
Horizontal scan range
- 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ:30 - 82 kHz
- 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ:30 - 92 kHz
Power consumption (typical)
- 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ:35 W
- 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ:70 W

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Comparison of 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ, 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ
21 specifications	A Viewsonic 19IN 30MM 1280X1024 82HZ View product	B Viewsonic 20IN 25MM 1600X1200 82HZ View product
Display7 differ
Display diagonalDiffers	48.3 cm (19")	51 cm (20.1")
Display resolutionDiffers	1280 x 1024 pixels	1600 x 1200 pixels
Response timeDiffers	25 ms	16 ms
Contrast ratio (typical)Differs	600:1	400:1
Viewing angle, horizontalDiffers	170°	176°
Viewing angle, verticalDiffers	170°	176°
Horizontal scan rangeDiffers	30 - 82 kHz	30 - 92 kHz
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	35 W	70 W
Weight & dimensions4 differ
Width (without stand)Differs	416 mm	448 mm
Depth (without stand)Differs	238 mm	267 mm
Height (without stand)Differs	460 mm	480 mm
Weight (without stand)Differs	7.5 kg	5.2 kg
Other features1 differ
CompatibilityDiffers	PC( VGA up to 1280 x 1024 non-interlaced )/ Mac- Power Mac G3/G4up to 1280X1024 X 000	PC -VGA up to 1600 x 1200 non-interlaced / Mac - Power Mac G3/G4 up to 1600 X 1200
CertificationKnown for one	TCO 03	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power managementKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Meets TCO and ENERGY STAR standards

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