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The build quality seems nice. Other than that, I don't like the design.
And people, do you realize that this case is 43L big (almost twice as big as a QPack)? This is HUGE for a mATX case. I'd rather go for a small full-ATX case like the Lian Li A05. Its volume is only 39L.
I just discovered this case. Small, elegant and seems to be able to cover most people's needs:
http://www.lian-li.com/product/product06.php?pr_index=117&cl_index=1&sc_index=1&ss_index=35&type=b
Interesting... I didn't know that FlextATX was an format based on the mATX. It was pushed by Intel though, and just like for the BTX, it didn't catch up. Was it maybe because Intel tend to push for non-open formats that bring only few advantages and benefit only themselves??? Did manufacturers...
Maybe 2 ms is just as good as 5 ms for me as you mention, Kilter. I' ve never owned a LCD, thus I don't know. What I know is that in practice the 2 ms 22" monitors are faster that the 5 ms.
PS/ It seems like the warranty is 3 years not the 1 year mentioned by BB.
Answer to first question is here, although there is no mention of HDMI or Component input:
http://announcements.engadget.com/2007/01/05/lgs-got-5-new-lcd-monitors-for-you-and-you-and-you/