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Test Drive Report for BenQ FP71V+ LCD Monitor The LCD industry’s prominent manufacturers have all raced to release products with GTG (Gray to Gray) response time ratings through fear of losing the LCD monitor response time contest ever since BenQ introduced the GTG response time concept. Thanks to the mega support of Taiwanese panel big boss AUO, BenQ continues to be able to stand at the forefront of this never-ending battle. BenQ’s FP71V+ LCD monitor is claimed to be the “first 5ms GTG response-time LCD monitor on the market”. In theory, that represents a step forward from LCD monitors with 8ms GTG response time. When compared to traditional 8ms monitors, the benefits should be even more apparent during everyday usage. In terms of development, a dead-end might have been reached with the achieving of traditional 8ms response time, with little chance of the panel manufacturers releasing traditionally rated 6ms or even 5ms products. Conversely, the industry has in one short year progressed from 8ms GTG to 4ms GTG, with further improvements in the pipeline. BenQ FP71V+ Intro The FP71V+ adopts a fashionable silver exterior, ultra-thin bezels, and an overall design that is nothing if not befitting of our modern times. From the side the arced lines become apparent, and while there is a lot of black, the overall feeling is very lively. With the exception of the attractive power button, all other OSD controls and a single earphone jack are concealed beneath the bottom bezel, which itself is where the control descriptions are etched for no required guess work and usage that is far from inconvenient. The power button is the eye-catching centerpiece of the entire lower bezel; glowing blue during operation, and orange during standby. To its sides are a couple of integrated surround-sound speakers that make sense for business users, but are of limited value to home users. The base stan