Hyundai HQL320WR
- 1. Introduction
- 2. LG RZ30LZ50
- 3. Equipment
- 4. Spatial Uniformity
- 5. ViewSonic N3200W
- 6. Equipment
- 7. ViewSonic NW3200: 0 To 255 In 18 Ms
- 8. IIYAMA L323W-S
- 9. Equipment
- 10. IIYAMA L323W-S: Flabby
- 11. Toshiba 32WL48G
- 12. Equipment
- 13. Toshiba 32WL48P: Good Responsiveness
- 14. Phocus LCD 30 WMS
- 15. Phocus LCD 30 WMS: No Worse Than The Others
- 16. Phocus LCD 30 WMS: Tight And Responsive
- 17. Philips 30PF9946/12
- 18. Philips 30PF9946/12: More Of The Same
- 19. Philips 30PF9946/12: 16 Ms... Sometimes
- 20. Hyundai HQL320WR
- 21. Hyundai HQL320WR: Good Static Qualities
- 22. Hyundai HQL320WR: Rather Fast
- 23. Conclusion
20. Hyundai HQL320WR

To end up we'll take a look at the Hyundai HQL320WR. Hyundai is another IT specialist, and we were interested to see what they'd do, since the quality of their LCD monitors is high. The 32" diagonal and attractive price make this an appealing model on the face of it. But can the HQL320WR do better than its competitors?
| Hyundai HQL320WR | |
|---|---|
| Diagonal measurement | 32" |
| Native resolution | 1366 x 768 |
| Contrast | 1000: 1 |
| Brightness | 450 nits |
| Latency | 16 ms |
| Colors | 16.2 M |
| H/V viewing angles | 170/170 |
| Connections | 2 Peritel/SCART, cinch, S-Video, YUV, headphone |
| PC connectivity and convergence | VGA |
| Average price | $1,300 (€1,350) |
Design And Finish
The design of the HQL320WR is in fact very close to that of the DELL W2600 . The panel and speakers are black, surrounded by an aluminum frame. Not a fancy design, but the finish is quite good for a 32" set selling for this price. The design is extra flat compared to the competition. The only criticism we can make about this unit is that its base lacks stability.
Ergonomics
The set held its own in the ergonomics department. The remote control is very basic, but navigation in the menus is efficient and simple. The adjustments available are standard and won't confuse the average user. The base is adjustable for tilt and also rotates.
Equipment
If there were a DVI or HDMI input, the HQL320WR would have been perfect. That's really all that's lacking. For high definition TV, you'll have to rely on YUV alone. That's quite feasible, but it's not the ideal solution.
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