Typical price: £300
What is it: Ferrari-branded 17-inch LCD monitor with integrated TV tuner
What we think: A good all-rounder with excellent image quality -- should appeal to Ferrari nuts
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 25 January 2006
Tags: Acer, Acer F-17, widescreen display, resolution, LCD
We like:
TV tuner; good picture quality; remote control; tonnes of ports
We don't like:
Questionable styling; slow input switching
CNET UK judgement:
The boldly styled F-17 is a great product provided you can put up with its looks. Unlike many LCD TVs, it has a high native resolution and fast reponse time, which makes it suitable for playing modern games. It also produces excellent image quality, so it's ideal for viewing images and watching movies and television via the integrated analogue tuner
Full review:
Following the positive reception of its Ferrari-branded laptops, Acer has now extended its range to include Ferrari-branded LCD monitors. The F-17, the smallest in the lineup, is designed for a variety of uses including gaming and the playback of digital movies and analogue television. Continue Reading...
Acer F-17 History
11 Jan 2006 in Crave
Bored of ordinary monitors? Your old TFT not fast enough for today's games? Going through a mid-life crisis? Check out the Ferrari-inspired Acer F-17
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