3M Black Framed Anti-Glare Filter for Standard LCD/CRT Desktop Monitor fits 19″ – 20″ LCDs and 19″ – 21″ CRTs
Friday, January 29th, 2010 at
8:30 am
From the Manufacturer
The Executive Anti-Glare Computer Filters (model EF200XXLB) has a black frame and fits monitor sizes: 19"-21" CRT, 19"-20" LCDs.
Its dual-sided anti-reflective coating helps monitors perform better as proven in ISO 9241-7 compliance testing only from 3M. It reduces glare up to 99% to help prevent eyestrain and headaches related to computer monitor use. The filter also reduces static and dust build-up when properly grounded. Its optimal tint glass provides sharper text and accurate color representation, and meets the American Optometrist Associations specifications for VDT glare reduction The computer filter is available in assembly-free contour frame designs and flat frames that fit both LCD and CRT desktop monitors. It comes with a lifetime warranty -- your assurance of quality
Product Description
3M(TM) EF200XXLB Black Framed Anti-Glare Filter for Standard LCD/CRT Desktop Monitor fits 19" - 20" LCDs and 19" - 21" CRTs. Featuring two-sided anti-glare coatings to give you outstanding glare reduction and help reduce eyestrain related to computer monitor use.
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Excellent glare reducer used by someone in my office who is bothered by glare. Somewhat reduces the brightness of the screen, but if it’s really the glare of an overhead light or something that bothers you, you’ll be delighted with it. Definitely a great item, works well.
But just a word of caution:
Installation is extremely simple once you figure it out… The problem is the installation sheet, which is so awful it is laughable. Some things are translated into about 8 languages, but not the assembly / installation instructions, which are a basically unmarked set of small diagrams (so you have to figure out for yourself that they’re the installation instructions!) What’s more, these diagrams are so poorly done, that it never explains (a) that one set of clips should be installed for flat-screen monitors, and another set of clips for regular CRT-type monitors, (b) nor does it properly tell you or show you how to orient that second-type of clip. So, I ended up attaching the wrong clips, in the wrong orientation, and after they’d snapped into place, couldn’t get them off without hacking away at it with a screwdriver.
That said, once you’ve picked the correct set of clips and put it on the monitor properly, it’ll simply rest on your monitor under the force of gravity, but the rubbery pad of the clips will keep them from slipping.
Incidently, this is being used in our office in conjunction with a Kantek “adjustable monitor visor” selling for around $20 also on Amazon. If you buy this item too, it’s best to first put the anti-glare screen on, and then put the visor on over that — and you may wish to have a strip of double-sided tape to help lift the visor up just a bit because of the position of the anti-glare-screen’s “clips”. The two together make a fairly good pair of items, although putting on atop the other doesn’t look like it’s the most stable thing in the world.
Just the quality that you can expect from 3M, a perfect choice to protect your eyes.
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Remember that “If You Printed Twitter” image that made the social media rounds two weeks ago? A similarly formatted graphic that describes the state of Internet use and adoption has been published today for your infotainment. The focus is on exactly who uses the Internet, and how often. It breaks things down by gender, age, income level, and nationality. It even serves up average broadband speeds for both landline and mobile users at the bottom. Some of this stuff surprised us a bit — For example, desktop computers are still much more common than laptops. You wouldn’t guess that in day-to-day life in the developed world — at least not when it comes to personal use. Here are some of the other points (the image itself is farther down): – There’s no gender bias when it comes to the Internet; 74% of men use it, and so do 74% of women. – The older people are, the less likely they are to use the Internet. 93% of people ages 18-29 use it, but only 38% of people 65+ do. 65 is where the big…
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I also have a Sony Bravia and it's connected to my computer using a DVI-to-HDMI cable:
There is a setting called Display Area in one of the setup menus on my Bravia, which controls Overscan/Underscan. It must be set to "full pixel" for the computer image to be displayed edge-to-edge with no overscan (edges cut off) or underscan (black border on all 4 sides).
See if that setting is available on your Sony, and good luck.
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you use special rings to attach the holder to your lenses. So you need one ring per diameter (i.e. one per lens).
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Playing with the Zimbra Desktop Client for Mac
Your baby monitor sucks, just over a year and it won't turn off, won't charge, and is now making a woodpecker sound.
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It's impossible to use a laptop as an external monitor without opening it up and doing some soldering with your own cables.
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Hell yea Xenodamus! I still have my 17″ trinitron from 5 years ago and I’m not departing with it till it breaks. It has the best blacks I have ever seen to date and the pixel pitch is fantastic!
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Peter has a point. For the FAQ, if you were actually usiong a CRT, you might benefit setting the refreshment rate (Hz) up higher. Lower frequentcies make me feel uncomfortable, and depressed over time, and setting it up higher actually makes me feel 'refreshed'.
Maybe I'm just crazy.
As with anything in this respect, maybe even reading materials, the focusing muscles in the eye are held in the same position for the entire time you look at your monitor (or book, or TV). This can cause general fatigue, headaches (cramping of the eye muscles) and focus problems down the line, something that the cavemen never had to adapt to while throwing small rocks at small animals they want to eat, and large rocks at large animals that want to eat them.
From left to right we have the Ipod touch, droid, 2 monitor screens and my m11x. I can feel myself being backed by electronic goodness!