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ViewSonic VT2430 24-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV Overview:
- 24-inch LCD HDTV offers Full HD 1080p resolution; doubles as PC monitor
- High brightness of 300 nits, high dynamic contrast ratio of 10000:1, and 1920 x 1080 resolution
- Integrated ATSC/NTSC/QAM tuner; stereo speakers with 10 watts of total power
- Inputs: 1 HDMI, 1 component, 1 composite, 1 S-Video, 1 PC
- Includes removable stand; measures 22.3 x 17.4 x 8.3 inches with stand
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ViewSonic VT2430 24-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV Reviews
225 of 233 people found the following review helpful 
Boy, was I pleasently surprised!, April 22, 2009 By This review is from: ViewSonic VT2430 24-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV (Electronics) I began my search for an LCD HDTV/Monitor over a month ago and purchased 4 other similar items before purchasing this ViewSonic VT2430 and returned the previous 4 for poor performance. I was actually looking for a unit which included a DVD player for use in training lectures. But, I couldn't find the right combination so I decided to settle on a unit without the DVD player, since those that are built in are all cheap players. This way, by keeping the TV and the DVD player separate I can always update the player as needed (BlueRay!).
I looked at a LOT of HDTV/Monitors and chose the VT2430 for its native 1920x1080 pixel resolution. This works out perfectly with the 1920x1080i signals coming via my cable. And...the pictures are absolutely stunning! More so than I even expected, even already knowing the quality of Viewsonic monitors. And there are plenty of options for modifying and managing the images from all inputs. One reason for returning a Toshiba unit was that... Read more
75 of 76 people found the following review helpful 
Easily surpasses expectations, June 3, 2009 By This review is from: ViewSonic VT2430 24-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV (Electronics) Why a ViewSonic VT2430 24-inch 1080p? The VT2430 24-inch was selected as the smallest set compatible with our dinette area. The decision was helped by my experience with another 1080p. Some highly reputable reviewers tend to dismiss 1080p in a set this small (disclosure: We have a nice 19" Sharp 1080p, too).
One thing usually overlooked as regards sizing is how legible English subtitles appear at typical viewing distances. The 24-inch set gives ample legibility for the furthest viewer (11 feet) without sacrificing detail for the closest (7). Tech recommendations specify a minimum screen size of 40 inches for 10 feet viewing distance --- much too large to keep in our dinette.
The range of available sound power available is stunning. Why have an energy-saving LCD HDTV, if you have to add a power-burning amplifier to get adequate sound? With our VT2430 a family member with some hearing difficulty has absolutely no auditory problem. Except to test, we have never used... Read more
78 of 84 people found the following review helpful Great 1080 bedroom HDTV, May 19, 2009 By notmicro "notmicro" (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: ViewSonic VT2430 24-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV (Electronics) This unit's main claim to fame is that, at this time, its about the only 1080p HDTV available in this size-range which has the full set of video inputs. I decided to take a chance and upgrade my old 23" 720p "HD-ready" bedroom set, since I was hankering to go up to 1080 with a built-in ATSC tuner. And yes I can definitely tell the difference from 720.
ATSC tuner: works fine, reasonable sensitivity, broadcast 1080i is spectacular of course.
QAM tuner: I've just been experimenting with clear-QAM, which my CableCo now provides quite a bit of (I do not yet subscribe to digital cable, and have no set-top box). The only annoyance is that when I use the set's handy programming function to manually "name" each channel (up to 8 characters I think) it sometimes looses some of the entries. Also every once in a while some "hidden" channels suddenly start showing up, and I have to manually "hide" them all over again. Luckily in Cable mode the tuner correctly intermixes legacy... Read more
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| 225 of 233 people found the following review helpful Boy, was I pleasently surprised!, By This review is from: ViewSonic VT2430 24-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV (Electronics) I began my search for an LCD HDTV/Monitor over a month ago and purchased 4 other similar items before purchasing this ViewSonic VT2430 and returned the previous 4 for poor performance. I was actually looking for a unit which included a DVD player for use in training lectures. But, I couldn't find the right combination so I decided to settle on a unit without the DVD player, since those that are built in are all cheap players. This way, by keeping the TV and the DVD player separate I can always update the player as needed (BlueRay!).I looked at a LOT of HDTV/Monitors and chose the VT2430 for its native 1920x1080 pixel resolution. This works out perfectly with the 1920x1080i signals coming via my cable. And...the pictures are absolutely stunning! More so than I even expected, even already knowing the quality of Viewsonic monitors. And there are plenty of options for modifying and managing the images from all inputs. One reason for returning a Toshiba unit was that... Read more 75 of 76 people found the following review helpful Easily surpasses expectations, By This review is from: ViewSonic VT2430 24-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV (Electronics) Why a ViewSonic VT2430 24-inch 1080p? The VT2430 24-inch was selected as the smallest set compatible with our dinette area. The decision was helped by my experience with another 1080p. Some highly reputable reviewers tend to dismiss 1080p in a set this small (disclosure: We have a nice 19" Sharp 1080p, too).One thing usually overlooked as regards sizing is how legible English subtitles appear at typical viewing distances. The 24-inch set gives ample legibility for the furthest viewer (11 feet) without sacrificing detail for the closest (7). Tech recommendations specify a minimum screen size of 40 inches for 10 feet viewing distance --- much too large to keep in our dinette. The range of available sound power available is stunning. Why have an energy-saving LCD HDTV, if you have to add a power-burning amplifier to get adequate sound? With our VT2430 a family member with some hearing difficulty has absolutely no auditory problem. Except to test, we have never used... Read more 78 of 84 people found the following review helpful Great 1080 bedroom HDTV, By notmicro "notmicro" (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: ViewSonic VT2430 24-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV (Electronics) This unit's main claim to fame is that, at this time, its about the only 1080p HDTV available in this size-range which has the full set of video inputs. I decided to take a chance and upgrade my old 23" 720p "HD-ready" bedroom set, since I was hankering to go up to 1080 with a built-in ATSC tuner. And yes I can definitely tell the difference from 720.ATSC tuner: works fine, reasonable sensitivity, broadcast 1080i is spectacular of course. QAM tuner: I've just been experimenting with clear-QAM, which my CableCo now provides quite a bit of (I do not yet subscribe to digital cable, and have no set-top box). The only annoyance is that when I use the set's handy programming function to manually "name" each channel (up to 8 characters I think) it sometimes looses some of the entries. Also every once in a while some "hidden" channels suddenly start showing up, and I have to manually "hide" them all over again. Luckily in Cable mode the tuner correctly intermixes legacy... Read more |
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