New Samsung panel specs, including updated 24" S-PVA and 26" TN Film

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link: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/news.htm#samsung_panels

looks like the Dell 2407WFP-HC is using a Samsung S-PVA panel after all, there was a lot of talk about it maybe using AMVA, but not the case by the looks of things. I know there was also mention before it was using the LTM240CS panel, so now we have the supporting spec from Samsung :)

Also a new 26" TN Film panel there which I'm sure will bring out some comments :p
 
slightly off-topic but the LG post was just utter bull. Can't believe LG would go that far lol.
 
Oh my...I can't begin to imagine the viewing angles on a 26" TN panel.:eek: I know that TN technology has come a long way in the past year or so but...I still don't think TN is viable for anything larger than 20".
 
joemama said:
Oh my...I can't begin to imagine the viewing angles on a 26" TN panel.:eek: I know that TN technology has come a long way in the past year or so but...I still don't think TN is viable for anything larger than 20".
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Come a long way as in cheap storming the industry, but I still see the same poor viewing angles and 6bit +frc color.
 
Snowdog said:
Come a long way as in cheap storming the industry, but I still see the same poor viewing angles and 6bit +frc color.
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If the new Eizo ToastyX tested out have one of the new S-PVA panels, then next gen is going to be a viewing angle hell... :( Not to mention his reports about text...

http://www.hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1031371458&postcount=58

Can't they for once make sure that their panel is stable and consistent, instead of just boosting the specs a little? :mad:
 
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