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Two new 23in displays boasting a full-HD resolution, massive contrast ratio and impressive colour reproduction.
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Two new 23in displays boasting a full-HD resolution, massive contrast ratio and impressive colour reproduction.
Hmmm, one of these or the Dell E-IPS could be a tough descision. Are their any significantly glaring picture quality defferences between the possible PVA and IPS panels ?
Bring em to the UK for under £250 and I'd be tempted!
hard choice between that LED acer with 5m:1 ratio and the MX
C-PVA? what is that?
No 120hz, no sale.
From a little googling it appears to be another variation of Patterned Vertical Alignment, not sure what the C part is though.Quote:
Originally Posted by pp05
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TFT_LCD...ment_.28PVA.29
some are saying it gives the image quality of S-PVA but without the additional cost associated with that technology.
A little more outlay can get you a Samsung 2443BW, with 1920x1200 res. Those of us that do more than just gaming would rather have the extra pixels!
But if its a TN monitor the colour will be poorer, if anything I'd say the only benefit to getting the higher resolution one would be gaming.Quote:
Originally Posted by chis
Some more info on these panels has popped on on the Samsung site:
http://66.196.80.202/babelfish/trans...l%26tab%3dspec
Looking very nice indeed:
1920 x 1080 resolution
8ms G2G response time
3000:1 static contrast ratio (150,000:1 DCR)
300 cd/m2 brightness
178/178 viewing angles
PVA panel
100% coverage of the sRGB colour space
HDMI, DVI-D and D-sub connections
Tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustment
I'm really quite tempted if the price is ok.