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Interested in this TFT:
19" Hanns-G HW191DP Silver/Black Widescreen LCD, 1440x900, 700:1, 300 cd/m², 5 ms, Speakers, VESA
£99.28 Inc VAT Today only price
http://www.scan.co.uk/product.aspx?ProductId=24043
Is it a good TFT guys? Don't want to spend much and 19" widescreen is big enough for me. Ta
Hanns G are good, don't know about this one, but they are good
Cheers. Looks nice as does the price!!
Which DVI cable would i need for the above monitor as i don't think it comes with one. Ta
Just get one as long as you need... all DVI cables are identical in picture quality
I think he was asking what type (of connection) - i.e. DVI-D/DVI-I?
As indicated in this review, it has a DVI-D connection ;)
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So, you ask... is there no digital connection?
Yes there is a DVI-D port as well, but for reasons only known to Hanns.G, no relevant cable is supplied.
Exactly. CheersQuote:
Originally Posted by TheReaFireblade
Both will work AFAIK... DVI-I just has extra pins for analog connections which you won't be using
The other "type" is a dual link cable which is only needed for 2560x1600 and above
Ebuyer has the Hannspree XMS New York 19" monitor for £100 and you can get both DVI and HDMI versions for the same price!! It has got decent reviews too!!
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/buyer/reviews...-new-york.html
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/macuser/revie...-new-york.html
http://www.custompc.co.uk/reviews/12...xm-boston.html
The HW191DP is reviewed here:
http://www.custompc.co.uk/reviews/10...g-hw191dp.html
The XMS New York seems a better monitor according to the reviews!!
Cheers but it is an ugly looking TFT.Quote:
Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH
It depends whether you are going for looks or image quality. If you up your budget you could achieve both!!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Koolpc
The HW191DP should be decent enough for general use though. At work we have the non-DVI version and it seems fine so far.
Once you try DVI you don't want to go back to VGA.