The VGA channel also has zoom and pan features. Despite its versatility, the SmartCard TV does have a few shortcomings. Unlike other similar TVs we've seen with input jacks in the front and back, this unit has jacks only in the back. This can make quick plug-ins a little more inconvenient. The picture quality from video or DVD is pretty good, but things get a little fuzzy when viewing input from a computer.
Text can be difficult to make out and images are somewhat grainy.
Its great degree of versatility is definitely an asset. Educators will find many uses for this multimedia display workhorse, and will find it surprisingly easy to set up. Several of my college professors had trouble operating a VCR, and even they would have no difficulty working with this unit.