NEC Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 900u 19 inch CRT Monitor

Pros: Great display, usb, dual video inputs
Cons: if any, weight

I've had this monitor for about 2 years now and don't plan on getting rid of it any time soon. I think I got it around the time that "davegingerich" mentioned in his review that uBid was getting rid of a lot of them really cheap, so it only cost...

Pros: Flat screen, Great color/contrast, USB
Cons: No showstoppers, but a few small quirks are geometry, OSD, and the faint horizontal lines.

When I was shopping for a new 19” CRT, I was intrigued by the then-new Flatscreen CRTs. Similar to LCD displays, they offered a completely flat screen, but they weren’t overly expensive. I chose the 900u after reading several rave reviews.

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Pros: High quality image, easy setup, well worth the price.
Cons: Not the cheapest monitor you can find

The Diamond Pro 900u's screen is so flat that at first I got the eerie sensation that it was concave, because I'd become so used to convex screens, but after a day or two using it I'd not have gone back. Its images are bright and crisp, and while you can...

Pros: Incredible picture. Can be bought for $200
Cons: I paid too much for my first one.

I picked up one of these beauties recently at auction on uBid.com for just $384 plus about $50 shipping. Here are my first impressions after owning it for about one week.

First, ouch, this baby is heavy. You may need some assistance...

Pros: Size and USB Ports
Cons: Sharpness, size, and reliability

Hey there. I've owned a 900U for almost 2 years. For the most part it has done the trick. But overall, I don't think I would buy another one.

The monitor is slowly going on the fritz. I have two and both are getting buggy. On one, the...

Pros: flat screen, controls, picture quality, usb
Cons: girth & weight, price, controls

The Diamond Pro 900u 19" Flat Screen Monitor from Mitsubishi is the perfect display for people who want a beautiful picture quality and are willing to shell out the bucks. Retailing at $799, I purchased this model for $539 from ecost.com. At...

Pros: Flat screen (not to be confused with LCD); Amazing resolution put-out.
Cons: Steep price; USB front port stupidly placed

This monitor is absolutely amazing. At a steep price, many will not get to experience it's beauty in the comfort of their own home. With 19" (18 viewable) in your face, you can set the resolution to a point of where you may need a magnifying class...

Pros: Perfect flat, perfect image
Cons: After a while you want something bigger

I have not owned too many monitors, but after my 17" Proview monitor died a year ago I decided to catch up with technology with an LCD, by no means was it a bad monitor (a Samsung) but nothing can compare to my Diamond Pro. First thing you see out of the...

Pros: Sharp, big, good color
Cons: Slight problems, hard to configure, heavy

This monitor is overall pretty nice. The image is fairly sharp, not quite as sharp as an LCD but that is to be expected. It's fairly big; after using a 15" monitor for so long I can't believe that I could live without it. The color also seems pretty...

Pros: price, quality
Cons: nothing

This monitor have a very good relation between price and quality.
I have bought three and Iam very happy with them.
Is speciality interesting when attach two computers (a Macintosh and a PC) at the same time using the two connectors: BNC and...

Pros: Awesome images
Cons: slightly more expensive than other 19" trinitrons

Just got my second Mitsubishi 900u and I have to say, this is one great monitor. I've used a number of different higher-end monitors in my last job (researcher at an ivy-league university -- your tax dollars at work:), and this one really does hit the...

Pros: Picture, reliabilty, and built in USB hub.
Cons: None

I ve had my Diamond Pro 900u for about 3 years and this has been a great monitor. I havent had any problems and it can handle any resolution i choose. The refresh rate on this monitor is also very nice.