Industry Praise
for All-in-One TV and Computing:
The Envision Monitor EN-7500 LCD with TV Tuner
San Francisco, December 2, 2002: Envision Monitors has again proven that superior quality and affordability can go together—this time in the EN-7500. This multi-media ready, 17-inch LCD display was recently recognized by Smart Computing Magazine for its remarkable ease-of-use, picture clarity, and sound quality.
The EN-7500 offers the sophistication of a flat LCD panel, state-of-the-art sound quality, built-in TV tuner, picture-in-picture format, antenna/coaxial input jack, and remote control. Besides “above-average imaging overall,” Smart Computing’s review cited the display for being “as easy to set up and use as a TV.”
The display’s sound quality was also singled out as being “far better... than you get from most LCDS (even many high-end models.)” And when it came to television, the display was a winner. “Television, by the way, looked great on the EN-7500,” stated Smart Computing’s reviewer. “[It has] controls on the front that any couch potato would recognize.”
For a display like the EN-7500, picture quality is critical. And the EN-7500 didn’t disappoint. Smart Computing found it to “provide above-average imaging overall.” In specific terms, “The EN-7500 really came through when it came time to display some high-resolution images in Adobe Photoshop.” The reviewer also noted that “colors were rich and on-target, natural and artificial images looked realistic, and clarity was above par.”
The big-screen LCD retails for a modest $599. “If you want quality at a bargain, check out the EN-7500” said Smart Computing.
“Smart Computing Magazine has recognized the EN-7500 for what we want it to be,” said Tak Shimizu, VP of Sales and Marketing for Envision Monitors, “a high-quality LCD with TV tuner that’s simple to use and a pleasure to look at.”
About Smart Computing
Magazine
Smart Computing is a monthly magazine devoted to helping users improve
their productivity with personal computers. The magazine emphasizes tutorial
articles and a plain-English writing style that defines technical terminology
and reviews computer systems, components, and software. Smart Computing
also produces a monthly newsstand-only title Smart Computing Learning
Series, a quarterly newsstand-only title Smart Computing Reference series
and a website at www.smartcomputing.com. The Smart Computing website provides
constantly updated articles, an archive of all print issues, a Q&A
Board and reviews of hundreds of hardware and software products. For subscription
information or back issue sales visit, www.smartcomputing.com or call
(800)-733-3809.
About Envision
Monitors
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Envision Monitors has nearly 20 years
of computer monitor design and manufacturing experience. The company is
known for selling the most user-friendly, affordable displays on the market,
ideal for both small office and home computing. Envision products have
received multiple awards from industry analysts, including CNET.com, TechTV,
PC World, Macworld, and Smart Computing.
Envision monitors are manufactured by TPV Technology Limited (TPV), which has been recognized with International Standards Organization 9001 and 14001 accreditations. In 2002, TPV was ranked the second-largest manufacturer of computer monitors in the world*. The company is expected to maintain this standing and to be ranked 4th in LCD production worldwide** in 2003. TPV is based in Taiwan and traded publicly on the Hong Kong & Singapore Stock Exchanges.
* based on sales data
to date
** based on projected sales
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