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Manufacturer applies skinny TV know-how to build a gorgeous PC displays.
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Manufacturer applies skinny TV know-how to build a gorgeous PC displays.
must be an ips panel, at that price!.
I know it has a good style but £330 is overkill for a 21.5" screen if it is a TN panel.... id rather buy a good 24" ips for <£270 and have the extra few millimeters of thickness :D.
It may be thin, but, that base looks rather fat. It's a monitor, you're not going to appreciate the thin when it's staring at you head-on all day.
2ms response, I'm guessing its non-IPS.
My 21" CRT is better than this :mrgreen:
Definately not ips either
Yeah that's true, but as the article says, all the connectors and electronic stuff is in the base. Look much tidier without all the cables on show. I quite like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by duc
I don't think this is even a VA panel. A TN panel with no DP inputs for £300+? Gtfo
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This is a traditional LCD (for this day and age) an quite common assuming it uses a TN panel. The only interesting thing is the (ostensibly common) LED backlight intead of CFL of older monitors. I doubt they even use RGB LED backlighting. bleh. We need more GOOD expensive displays, not this junkQuote:
The use of LEDs also means that the E90 will be more power efficient than traditional LCD screens, and should consume up to 40 per cent less power.
btw guys i was joking :P, it would have to be 120hertz or ips to.be worth this price. only thing goin for it is the style!
Give me that at 1920 x 1200 with a IPS panel and I might be interested, I am getting sick of this obsesion with selling crap to the uneducated consumer but getting there attention with things like 1080p / HD / LED.
Give us better tech, better image quality, higher DPI, at the moment it seems like monitor tech is going backwards.