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Well here's hoping that that CEBIT 2006 will have some OLEDs.

Well they did a bang up job on that 2405 because the colors are pretty good and very bright. Not anything like their other panels. They must have selected a Samsung panel?

I guess that's just the luck but c'mon try again. Also the same panel but not as good contrast. Maybe you might be able to get them to check real quick since this panel doesn't do this. Viewsonic VP191b For $350 now! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E1682411627 Viewsonic...

You have to get the 1 year service NET replacement plan next time for 50 dollars. 100 dollars sounds high how much for shipping?

That's odd every single review I've seen on it so far the black is great with no bleeding. Maybe try to get another and I would be very surprised if it had that again. I am just about to purchase.

Looks nice, are those vp930bs?

Right, you can power a small city with all of that ; ) C'mon you know a Dell 19 inch would look great with that green light : ) The colors look good but what brand is it? == People please post the brand of your monitors for the screenshots section if you can. == The Sony picture does...

He's been initiated on HardForum so it's OK but I don't like that game anyway.

Bump! Very nice. Wow the images look very pure. I do love that stand too. I am trying to wait for a discount but might just get one anyway from Newegg. Actually two does look good as well. Droooooling.

This is what I've been waiting for for the Viewsonics. I always liked the clarity and sharpness of them. Once I got to the point I wanted a 19 incher I didn't want the large crt and opted for a flat panel but the refresh wasn't quite there especially for video. I am into either the Samsung or...

If the screen doesn't move or update then the electicity to it shuts completley off. Also the colors, RGB, are separated creating better clarity. Could be better then the NED display? http://www.overclockersclub.com/?read=2136713

http://www.deviceforge.com/news/NS9287835337.html

Here are some pics:

Thanks for the correction. It's an LCD. Here is the article. http://news.com.com/New+Samsung+panel+pictures+inch-thick+TV/2100-1041_3-5712842.html?tag=nl

What I really want is a portable Audio Device. I want to be able to connect to my 10/dollar a month Windows Media Player MusicNow service from anywhere in the U.S. Should I just use Verizon wireless? Can BlackBerry do this?

Ok I do some film/photography work as well as graphics, usually it's a balance issue where the lights need not to be noticible other then their source. So for the room the lighting should look even. It seems there is a light source coming from a window to the front of the desk distorting the...

OLED 80'' for Christmas 2006.

Where can I get one and what is it like at 1024 by 768? Thanks

NED's seem interesting because they still use phosphorus and similar production tools as CTR's so should be quick to start production. What's next after Carbon NanoTechnology? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/06/07/brain_simulation/ BED Brain Emitting Diodes.

Does this Fuji 19 inch use "overdrive' technology?

Wow, with OLEDs I can see OLED digital books in the future because of their flexibility. I don't think SEDs could do that. It also sounds funny for a Tube for each pixel. Maybe good if you need ultimate clarity for science. As long as the OLED contrast is black enough and the color reproduction...

Picture definitely is tight. Every time I settle on a screen to buy, a new model keeps pooping up in the last few weeks. I think I found the Shangri La of screens. I wonder if you could make that thing flex like a blanket.

The 19 inch panels compared to the Tube ones do make 1280 more tolerable but. otherwise I think the Samsung 930b's interpolation is fine although i am trying to avoid a TN panel. I probably will stick with the overdrive panel or just wait for the Organic panels to come out...

Iis this similar to organic computers?

I'll probably go for the tower with better cooling. Enermax

Aside from the shuttle I am noticing everyone, like MSI, with their own versions of these small form factor systems. With allot of media attachments. http://reviews.designtechnica.com/review1786_main8938.html

Why don't people choose the smaller MicroATX structure? it's so much cheeper and it doesn't get in the way and take up desk space. Computers are so fast now the regular ATX is just to big and costly. You can get a 50 dollar NEXC DVD CD_DVD which is all you need in the front. Evrything else like...

Someone said Samsung said Mid-summer.

http://www2.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824168005

Ok, I thought .27 was reserved for 17 inch only. I have noticed that .27 does looks sharper.

Killer. But pricey. Still, .27 Pitch. with a nice low brighteness along with a high contrast.. Usually they will have high brightness to compensate for the crappy contrast. I would like the 19 please but 800 dollers is so much and what is its speed?

Yah, that's a mistake but the .27 dpi looks weird too. Also, I am mainly waitng for this as i think their using this in their new 193P+ line. LTM190E4

It has a lower brightness and native resolution then the Dell 2405 + a .27 dpi.

No.

Thanks, should be available at the end of the month for some groovy comparisons.

Used similar MSI convertor I have and works great. Their covertor SUCKED!

NEC is a great brand. Benq is really the best large 'T.V.' screen brand. That NEC's brightness is too high at 400. That usually means that their contrast isn't that great and they are expectiong you to lower the brightness allot. Their verticle viewangle is too low at 155 compared to Sam's...

Just tried it with the coverter they packaged for digital to analog for my sony e400 monitor and I'm getting a heavy text shadowing effect.

They do force you to use higher resolutions and also backlighting issues but those are both getting better with newer models. Also isn't there a noradiation emmision advantage? I have read an article and they said that radiation from computer CRT's doesn't reach you at all but I'm not sure...

Can someone post some pics of the 930b in action?