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Its physically impossible for LCD's to burn in. You can get some sort of image percistance, but this is temporarily and will disappear.

The 2007wfp gets released the 16th of March I've heard. :)

Good luck! :)

Good one!:D Problems usually appear when you start buying pro toys for tools! :P ;)

Glad I could help. :) I can understand your confusion here. There are "!!!!!!s" defending their toys on forums, some misunderstandings that grow larger and people still think its an honest world we live in. Panel manufacturers are not the most honest, trustworthy source either. link Reviewers...

For graphic design, PVA is probably the worst you can get. The gain you have in the levels of black is equal to the loss you get in color reproduction. But, the worst part is viewing angle. You cannot even move your head a little without change of colors and contrast. If you read a little on Mac...

The last thing people usually upgrade is the monitor. I think its sad to build an increadible gaming machine and then buy an average or crappy monitor because its cheap. With gaming many would also want the best colors possible, good response time and excelent viewing angles. It looks like the...

That panel looks like a gamers paradise. :D The specs said IPS/PVA and I cannot find an IPS or PVA panel to match the specs. Either the specs are wrong, there are new panels not introduced or the 2007 actually has a MVA panel. There is also the possibility that the 2007 have different versions...

Sorry, a bit badly formulated :) The question was if the Dell was going to use the same panel (AS-IPS). It didn't look like it from the specs, but in the "panel technology" section it stated "IPS (In-Plane Switching) / PVA". Would be sweet if it actually turned out to be the new AS-IPS...

Nobody knows? :(

NEC: 20.1 inch widescreen AS-IPS display with OptiClear DVM 1680 x 1050 recommended resolution 700:1 contrast ratio (1600:1 with Advanced DVM) 6 ms response time (grey-to-grey) Nec specs review 1 review 2 Dell 2007FPW: Link Does anyone know if Dell is using the same...

You were almost right. The 2405fpw is 16ms BtW (Tr=8/Tf8), 12 ms G2G. What some (samsung *cough* have done is to report only Tr earlier without the Tf and listed their panel as 8ms). The Dells listing is based upon Samsungs reports of the panel, since its a Samsung PVA panel that is used... I...

Yeah! That was cool! :D Considering this and comparison pictures of components 1080 and VGA 1080, don't you think that this would be conclusive evidence of 1080 support if there are no loss of detail and not if there are? :D

Looks like your wish about comparing with alternate sources to the xbox is about to come true! :D link A comparison between PC -> Components -> 2405fpw and PC -> VGA -> 2405fpw both running at 1920x1080 would definitly convince me in either way! If there is no loss of detail between such...

NavyH16, You have some valid points there. Let me take a brainstorming (after I have proven that NFS support 1080i): On this page you will see what the game support (480p, 720p and 1080i). Still, its hard to know if they mean support as in scaling or support as in native. So, here is Kameo...

:p Of what I have seen so far, I don't think it supports HD over components. But, some claim that it does, and even "heavyweights" like Magnetik, so it might be that some revisions support it. I am not sure. But, should it support HD over components, then this is how a HDTV signal at 1080i looks...

Here are some new comparison pictures from Framerateuk at WSGF comparison pictures What has puzzled me most in the whole discussion is the little difference between 720p and 1080i. On some of the games I can understand it, since they are natively 720p and are upscaled to 1080i. It would...

Actually it does and it isn't uncommon... Check here: Tamlins post You will also see why there is such a big difference between 480p and 720p even if it scales everything down to 480p. ;) You got it all backwards. :D Higher resolution provides less jaggies due to more image detail and...

First of all, if you cannot discuss civilized and have to be a complete f@nboy asshole when you discuss, then step away from my thread. You are insulting a lot of people who actually want to contribute and have contributed with their pictures including the administrator of this very forum...

Good idea! :D Edit: Your edit came after my post. :) Regarding jaggies, as you can see, John didn't get the jaggies on VGA and Paddy the Wak on widescreengamingforum got jaggies with the 2405fpw through components, but not on the plasma. I didn't see the jaggies either when looking at COD 2...

Sounds good! Maybe there are different revisions out there? :confused: Maybe you can send us a picture with a closeup that proves a picture without jaggies on components? :D You see, Dell does not support HD on the 2405fpw`s components, people who has tried the 2405fpw with Xbox complains about...

John tried that in the "does xbox look good on the 2405fpw" thread. :) It didn't change resolution, only upscaled the picture. People have managed to get the VGA to display 720p without the jaggies, but with less vivid colors (which one at [H] implied might have to do with RGB vs. YUV issues and...

I think I didn't explain it good enough... :( Video goes into the components input, gets downscaled or processed by the pal/ntsc/secam/hd? decoder chip, then the processed signal gets transferred to the genesis scaler. Like shown on the previous link. This is an example (not a good one, but...

No, you are not playing devils advocate here. You managed to get out some good points. :) From Tamlin at WSGF: All the boards uses extra chips for video inputs. Here you can see boards with genesis that also uses external chips for video decoding: link When it comes to the HDtv...

Thank you for answering my question! People have had problems answering if the components looks like its at the same resolutions as the VGA. IMO VGA is at a higher res too! :) I'll try to answer some of your questions :) He might refer to RGB vs. YUV. Read more here...

And so does Magnetik. :) It puzzles me a bit that both of you claim that the output of your HD set top box is true HD. I want to believe you and hope that its a matter of revisions or compatibility with the xbox, not incompatibility with HD. I don't think any of us works in the publicity...

Doesn't look like the 2405fpw has support for HD through components unless there are completely different revisions of the 2405fpws out there. Johns latest picture shows also that the VGA resolution is MUCH higher then the components resolution. I don't think anyone can disagree upon that when...

Definitly stick with the VGA!!! :eek: 480 is 2.5 of the screens total, while 720 is 1.6 and 1080 is 1.1 (1200/480). :) Granted that what Gilly at WSGF said is correct: the 2405 should still be able to get close to the resolution at 720p in components if its supported. Looking at your...

John: Here (from Paddy the wak) are pictures of 1080i, 720p and 480p. Looks sharp at 480p, but you can also notice the famous jaggies. At 720p and 1080i the jaggies were gone. He experienced jaggies on his 2405fpw and not on his plasma: link If you look closely, are these the jaggies you...

There are some VIVO GFX out on the market that has HD outputs with a dongle. Maybe you know someone that has this? Then you could show a still picture on both the DVI and the components and compare? :)

It would have been nice, since they might have some clever tests and equiptment. :D There should be a difference anyway. Even if downconverted, the signal source is still not the same and that should change the output as well. :) You may be right that there can be different revisions of the...

Did you read the post about that on WGF? WGF? And the video inputs goes through an external decoder on the video board, while VGA and DVI goes directly through the genesis scaler according to the pdf on WGF. Therefore the video inputs are dependent on which capabilities the decoder have, not...

Actually, for it to be HD ready it only needs to follow the definition from when it was marketed: http://tv.about.com/od/glossary/a/letterEFGHI.htm The 2405fpws main compatitor, the L2335 among others were profiling their components as HD compatible and HD ready. The new EUROPEAN logo...

I agree with John here. Its a bit hard to see anything conclusive. They looked good, but I have seen even better pictures of Kameo online that looked much sharper and that doesn't prove lack of HD support either. I saw that one and it puzzled me a bit. Its an old review I have seen earlier...

Looks like people all over the world are experiencing problems with jaggies on the 2405fpw´s components. When so many reaches the same conclution: there must be something wrong. 1080i is a 1920x1080 resolution as mentioned and should have less jaggies, not more on a native 1920x1200 display...

There were little comments about Johns pictures where he compared components to VGA on the 2405fpw. Are these pictures representative for the 2405fpw, or is it only John who gets these jaggies on components? Johns pictures

Thank you for calling. I appreciated that. But could it be that the Dell reps were feeding you with bull? I mean, the guy at WSGF who works in Dell got even 2 messages. One saying it don't support it and another saying it supports it, but not officially... Dell supports components input, but...

Sorry, the interlacing part was directed to Najeroni... I forgot to quote him. I will correct that now. :D Yes, the 360 does a good job in rendering 1080i. I have COD 2 on my PC as well, so I have some point of reference. (at 1920x1200) :) Your pictures of the 1080i was nothing like what I...

Something is terrible wrong. You can even see it on your pictures if you look at the barbed wires on the left. Because of bandwidth issues, the components needs the 1920x1080 to be sent interlaced. This means it will be sent as 1920x540 odd lines (1,3,5 etc) and 1920x540 even lines (2,4,6 etc)...

No way that top picture is 1080i (1920x1080). I have seen Call of Duty 2 on a HDTV that has 1080i native and its razor sharp! Edit: Those jaggies are not caused by color settings...