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Gateway 18" LCD Flat Panel TV

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Manufacturer: Gateway
Model: 7004690
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Gateway
Label: Gateway

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Features for Gateway 18" LCD Flat Panel TV:

18-inch LCD TV with standard 4:3 aspect ratio; 21.26 x 16.18 x 9.37 inches (W x H x D) with stand
1,024 x 768 pixel resolution
Built-in NTSC tuner for immediate over-air TV reception
Component-, composite-, and S-video inputs; HDTV signal compatibility through RGB/PC input
3 watts per channel x 2 with built-in stereo speakers

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Editorial Review
Since its foundation, Gateway has been a consistent innovator in the PC industry, starting with a business model that provides maximum value to its customers. Gateway was the first PC manufacturer to bring to market such customer-focused concepts as integrated Internet services, a broad selection of peripherals and software, a personalized Internet portal and bundled Internet access with the purchase of most Gateway PCs.PRODUCT FEATURES:Bright, flicker-free image;Automatic detection and conversion of film content for correct display with minimal motion artifacts (noise);Accurate color processing;Picture-to-picture (PIP);HDTV signal compatibility using an external HDTV decoder with RGB;Multi-Scan support;Built-in internal amplifier and speakers;1024 x 768 XVGA support for computer input.
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Customer Reviews

Gateway's LCD

2004-03-12
Here im going to give you the pros and cons on the Gateway 18" LCD Flat Panel TV (which is an subpar LCD TV)

Pros
- nice silver finnish
- pretty nice sound for size
- component input
- s-video

Cons
- why is this not 16:9
-its a Freaken GATEWAY people
- no HDsupport
- sort of blocky picture
- reds are alittle to deep

overall i give this LCD a 7.9 for good, perfect for a teen's room but i suggest going to www.dell.com to purchase there 17" 16:9 LCD which has HD support and the picture is of better quality.

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