Arch Computer Monitor Museum

[Yes, 2x 2 W] I have found this monitor to perform as advertised. I'm using it as a kiosk for a small museum. It seems made well enough to stand up to public use. It is not as responsive to touch as the typical smartphone, but fine for my purposes. I haven't had it long enough to comment on how long it might work, but so far so good.

[5.95 lb] Purchased this to mount a replacement playback monitor in a museum kiosk. Provided the necessary flexibility to position a new LCD monitor into a cutout for the original 4x3 CRT monitor.

[1.375 lb] Museum etching is a fantastic paper. I particularly use this paper to print all my museum photos (as the name suggests). I visited several museums all over the World and when I print the snaps from these visits on museum etching paper they look so lively and it's hard to explain, they look very 3-dimensional. Before using Museum etching, I also printed the same images on other glossy or semigloss paper (to get a relatively better DMAX) but honestly the feel of the images printed on museum etching surpasses all. I highly recommend this paper.

[1x Barrel Input] This cable was used to connect an HDMI monitor to the computer.

[Copper] This product was used to interface a legacy monitor to a new computer.

[Nylon] Works as I expected to connect my computer to the monitor.

[No, ] Great Monitor both as a gamer and everyday use computer.

This cable was used to connect an HDMI monitor to the computer.

[28 AWG] Good picture quality for my computer monitor.

[Gold] Hooked it up as a second monitor on my new computer. Worked right away and I'm happy with it.