Obtaining Hardware Warranty Repair Service

For the duration of the one-year hardware warranty, hardware repair service includes Unit Exchange, Carry-in, Send-in, or Home Pick-up and Delivery, DEPENDING ON YOUR LOCATION. To obtain hardware warranty service, and determine the type of service, as well as the logistics of the service available in your location, call HP’s Customer Care Centre or a participating Authorised HP Personal Computer Repair Centre at one of the numbers listed below.

Unit Exchange

In locations where Unit Exchange is available, HP will send you a replacement monitor. You must return the defective monitor to HP (using the shipping carton that the new one came in).

HP may ask you for a credit card as collateral for the monitor, and will charge you for the retail price of the new monitor if the failed product is not returned within 30 days.

Carry-In Services

In locations where Carry-in service is available, repair service can be obtained by taking your defective monitor to an HP Pavilion PC authorised service provider.

Send-In Repair Service

In locations where Send-in repair service is available, repair service can be obtained by shipping your monitor to an HP Repair Centre. The monitor will be repaired and returned to you.

Home Pick-Up and Delivery

In locations where Home Pick-up and Delivery service is available, HP will pick up the defective monitor at your home and deliver it back to your home when repaired.

Austria

+43 (0) 0820 87 4417

Canada

1-905-206-4663

Chile

800-360-999

Colombia

9-800-114726

France

0892 6960 22 (0,34 euros/min)

Germany

0180 5 225 254 (0,12 euros/min)

Guatemala

1-800-999-5105

Italy

+39(0) 848 800 871

Mexico from Mexico City

(5)258-9922

From all other states

01-800-4726684

Netherlands

0900 2020 165 (0,10 euros/min)

Nicaragua

1-800-711-2884

Norway

815 62 070

Panama

1-800-711-2884

Republic of Ireland

1890 92 39 02

Spain

+34(0) 902 010 059

Switzerland

0848-00 009 50

UK

+44(0) 870 010 4320 — For consultative assistance call:

 

0906 470 0870 (60 p/min)

US

1-208-323-2551

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HP m703c 17 inch CRT Obtaining Hardware Warranty Repair Service, Unit Exchange, Carry-In Services, Send-In Repair Service

m703c 17 inch CRT, m703c 17 inch Bulk CRT, vf51 15 inch specifications

The HP m703c and related models, such as the mx703 (P9605A), represent a significant era in the evolution of display technology, specifically with their 17-inch Bulk CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) monitors. These monitors were designed to meet the demands of users needing reliable and high-quality visual performance for various applications, including office work, graphic design, and gaming.

One of the standout features of the HP m703c is its vibrant display capabilities, which deliver sharp and clear images thanks to a resolution that can support up to 1280 x 1024 pixels. This resolution enables users to enjoy detailed graphics while providing sufficient screen real estate for multitasking. The 17-inch screen size strikes a balance between compactness and usability, making it a popular choice for desktop setups.

In terms of technology, the m703c employs advanced CRT technology that utilizes an electron gun to illuminate phosphors on the inside of the glass screen. This process allows for a rich color reproduction with deep blacks and bright whites, which is particularly advantageous for graphic work where color accuracy is paramount. The monitor's high refresh rates help to minimize flicker, providing a more comfortable viewing experience over extended periods.

The HP m703c also comes equipped with various connectivity options, including standard VGA connections, making it compatible with a wide range of computers and video sources. This versatility means it can easily be integrated into existing setups without the need for special adapters or additional equipment.

Another characteristic of these monitors is their robust build quality, designed for longevity and durability. The heavy bulk of the CRT design not only provides stability on the desk but also helps to mitigate the effects of external vibrations, ensuring a steady image performance.

Users can also appreciate the multiple on-screen display settings that allow for customized adjustments in brightness, contrast, and geometry, further enhancing the viewing experience. The adjustable tilt and height settings ensure ergonomic use, accommodating different user preferences and workspace configurations.

In summary, the HP m703c and mx703 models highlight the enduring appeal of CRT technology for those who prioritize image quality and reliable performance. While today’s world has mostly shifted towards LCD and LED displays, the m703c remains a noteworthy option for users who value the distinct advantages offered by Cathode Ray Tube technology. Its combination of features, robustness, and adaptability underscores its legacy in the realm of computer monitors.