The good: Excellent image quality; bevy of video ports; four USB 2.0 ports; thin bezel and lack of menu buttons creates attractive appearance; sturdy base.
The bad: One-year warranty is two years less than average; touch-sensitive controls are too sensitive; slightly less contrast than competing displays; lacks DVI cable.
The bottom line: If not for the short [...]

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The good: A lot of connections including component and HDMI, plus four USB ports; screen coating smoothes out images; speaker bar option for built-in sound; pleasing aesthetic design.
The bad: Poor performance in key DisplayMate tests; backlight bleed through on dark scenes that you can clearly see under normal lighting conditions; optional speakers exhibited some distortion.
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The good: A truckload of connections and extras; impressive performance in sharpness and color tests; sharp picture quality with DVD and Blu-ray playback.
The bad: Built-in sound gets distorted at high volumes; its look is somewhat clunky with the speaker bar attached; a tad expensive.
The bottom line: Although it costs more than competing 30-inch LCDs, the [...]

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The new Gateway XHD3000 30-inch Extreme HD Display delivers advanced display technology for those who want a truly remarkable, cinema-quality experience. It features state-of-the-art technology that makes it uniquely suited for both entertainment and computing needs.
With a stunning ultra-high-resolution 1600P wide screen image, this Quad-HD display is capable of over four times the resolution of [...]

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PC Mag has a review of the Gateway XHD3000 lets you connect a variety of devices, and does an excellent job displaying them at almost any resolution. It also offers one of the most flexible picture-in-picture features we’ve seen to date.

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PC Mag has a review of the Gateway FPD1975W LCD Monitor where they write “Gateway’s FPD1975W is a reasonably priced 19-inch LCD monitor featuring a high-resolution widescreen panel. But you’ll have to shell out more money to add features such as an adjustable stand and USB ports.
Pros: Affordable. Good small-text reproduction.
Cons: Weak grayscale performance. Adjustable [...]

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LCD Monitor TV Review has a review of the Gateway FPD2185W LCD Monitor where they write “Earlier this year Gateway scored a hit with its FPD2185W 21-inch widescreen LCD monitor, which garnered an award for its image quality and features. The company’s latest offering, the FPD1975W ($229.99 direct), is a serviceable 19-inch widescreen model that [...]

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PC Mag has a review of the Gateway FPD2185W LCD Monitor where they write - “At the high end of Gateway’s new line of flat-panel displays sits the FPD2185W, an affordable ($599.99 direct) 21-inch widescreen LCD monitor. It boasts a 1,680- by 1,050-pixel resolution, multiple inputs, a 16:10 aspect ratio, and enough features to satisfy [...]

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Digital Home Canada has a review of the Gateway FPD2185W WS LCD Monitor.  They decided:
Pros: Excellent Image quality, HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection), lots of inputs, ability to swivel screen
Cons: Menu buttons on the side are difficult to get used to, no DVI cable included, price.

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IT-Review has a review of the Gateway Introduces FPD2185W Widescreen LCD Monitor.  They said “It’s cheap. It’s HDTV-capable. It features 1680 x 1050 pixels, 1000:1 contrast ratio and 8ms response time. And, again, it’s so cheap you won’t believe your eyes when you see the price.”

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Mobilewhack has a review of the Gateway FPD2185W 21-inch LCD Monitor.  They said “Gateway unveiled the new FPD2185W 21″ High Definition widescreen display with DCDi (Directional Correlation Deinterlacing) delivering superior visuals. It also happens to be the first monitor to integrate a new Genesis Microchip.”

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CNet recently reviewed the Gateway FPD2185W and awarded it 7.5 out of 10. They said ”
The good: Superb overall image quality; extremely adjustable; affordably priced; has loads of connections, including HDTV, composite, component, S-Video, and USB ports.
The bad: Merely average DVD-playback quality; skimpy [...]

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