Looking for HD Monitor 1080P HDMI - Try this link!!!!

here are the spec's,
At a Glance...

Super bright 1080P HD DSLR 7 inch monitor
Anti-glare screen works great even under sun light
High Contrast Ratio: 500:1
Wide viewing angle: 140V / 120H degrees
HDMI, BNC YPbPr and composite video inputs
Comes with HDMI cable and remote control
Full image control: color temp, red, green, blue and more
Connects to hot shoe, shoulder mount and more
Uses standard tripod threads at bottom and side for mounting
OEM price - $450 cheaper than same branded version
Technical Specifications

Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Screen Size: 7 inch
Display Ratio: 16:9, 4:3
Brightness: 450cd/m2
Contrast: 500:1
Viewing Angle (degrees): 50/70, 70/70 (L/R, U/D)
Signal Input:
-HDMI
-BNC YPbPr component
-BNC composite video x2
-BNC Audio
Adjustments:
-Image flip
-Image invert
-Brightness
-Contrast
-Saturation
-Tint
-Horizontal position
-Vertical Position
-Red, Green and Blue adjustment
Color temperature: 6500K, 7500K, 9300K
Remote Controller: Yes
Mount: Hot shoe (uses standard tripod screw)
Power Source: 2200mAh removable battery
Battery Charger: 100-240V wall adapter- 12V output
Battery Life: 2-3 hours on full charge
Power Consumption: <8w
Languages: English, Chinese
Dimensions: W:190 x L:133 x D:40 (mm)
 
If there were a 7" 1920x1080 LCD panel on the market, I'm pretty sure the "big guys" like Marshall, TV Logic or SmallHD would be all over it and offering a "full HD" monitor at a premium price before these second-tier guys got hold of it. So color me skeptical. Now even a decent 800x480 could be a good deal for under $200, so it might not be that big of a risk to order one, but I don't like being lied to in the spec sheet, so I'll wait and see what somebody else has to say about it first.

- Greg
 
There is surplus evidence that electronics made in China share the same look (same copy-cat factories) lol.

Anyway this is just a monitor, maybe not an apple but certainly not a lemon, not intended for BIG BUDGETS and the newest most affordable model on the market (from whatever copy-cat Chinese factory comes from), works well, compacted with battery built in, with product costing little over $165 + PH

BTW one could always opt for a Ikan VL7 & DK Series for the same resolution 800x480 from $299 up to $449, or the next best thing the Ikan VX7 1024x600 for $1049 and so on. Let's not forget to buy the OPTIONAL EXTRA cumbersome battery adapter and possibly a battery (the more cables to play with, bigger protruding electronics on top the camera, I guess it just gives that more professional look)

$165 delivers a good all rounder HD monitor, that's all.
 
Good find mate, I paid £170.00 for mine and its branded as Lilliput, I'v seen it named as something else for £600..
Yes it not top spec but its cheap...
 
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