Review Report: Lenovo ThinkVision LT1421

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Derek Fung and Craig Simms dissect the Lenovo ThinkVision USB monitor in this week's Review Report.

Review Report is part of CNET Australia's weekly tech show, CNET TV. Read Craig's full review of the Lenovo ThinkVision here.

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How does this compare to the Samsung Lapfit 18.5" 16:9 LCD Monitor which sold for a mere AUD$129.95?

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Hard to say, we haven't seen the Samsung for review. If it's using the same generation of DisplayLink technology, one could argue the same performance caveats would apply, with perhaps the display panel offering better colours. Still, I wouldn't want to be dragging an 18.5-inch monitor around with my laptop.

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