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thenixhex311 said:i agree... its very frustrating... and 1400ish for a 24" nec... might as well get a 30" dell for that much.
then i could get some sort of DVI-KVM thing (if they make them) to switch between computer use and HDTV.
thenixhex311 said:well if the NEC 24" has multiple inputs and can serve other purposes other than monitor only, then this is something i would consider. I cant see how manufacturers are picking up on the trend of people using these size LCDs for multiple purposes.
Then you get down to manufacturers putting those said connections in their lcds, and them being horribly quality COUGH2407COUGH.
Id honestly rather go with NEC, considering all the high talk of the 20wmgx2....and ive never had a benq...but $$$ talks too... too bad these Benq people are locking up info on the 30" and the 24" like Fort Knox!
Agreed. It is sad Benq, LG, etc. won't tell us anything.thenixhex311 said:I... too bad these Benq people are locking up info on the 30" and the 24" like Fort Knox!
Zak said:Agreed. It is sad Benq, LG, etc. won't tell us anything.
We'te pretty lucky in this Forum to have a NEC guy giving us info and updating it whenever he can.
And also, promptly answering our endless questions.
Have any of us thanked him? Few, if any.
In fact, some of us kinda "talk down" to him (at times). That's not right.
Maybe it's why guys from Benq ,etc. don't come to Forums. Think about it.
So I vote we now say, "Thanks, Trevbomb."
Anyone here wanna second that?
PYROTAK said:The rave reviews alone I almost good enough to promote me to buy the NEC monitor on the spot...but I am thinking that 20 inches might be too small. At a 1600 pricetag i can get a 42" 10th generation panasonic plama.....sooo I am not sure if Im willing to cut it sooo close...plamsa screens are sexy.
PYROTAK said:plasmas haven't had any burn in problems for the last couple of generations so i don't know what you are talking about....
and with the choice of panasonic vs westinghouse Id think id go panasonic...
Although the resolution of the westinghouse is nice! How is westinghouse with regard to dead pixels and stuff?
Tamlin_WSGF said:Shameless promotions of NEC's yes , but you cannot argue against the joy of getting verified information, so a salute from me aswell.
I have a question about the new NECs: Usually, when BtW is stated as response time instead of the GtG, it means no overdrive. Personally, I prefer without overdrive, since the artifacts of many overdrives are greater then artifacts produced by response time. Is this the case with the NEC 26" as well?
I'm getting tired of waiting too.StalkerZER0 said:Go for the 42" westinghouse lvm42w2 LCD dude!
Its only like $1500.00 plus dollars online and its 1080p monitor like their famous 37" model.
If it takes so long that it looks like Christmas before we get final details on the 30 inch hi res monitors from benq or samsung then I will say the hell with it and get a big screen tv.
Ya man I'm getting impatient, tempted now.
Zak said:I'm getting tired of waiting too.
And I'm dropping idea of getting the NEC 26" when it comes out next month.
Cuz after studying size and screen-quality of big LCD screens "in action" (at BB and CompUSA stores today) I want a 1080P or higher rez, and screensize of 30" min, to 37" max.
I had 37" Westy for a few hours (3 weeks ago) and ran Oblivion Game at 1920x1080 rez (that's what "1080P" is).
It was real nice, but I returned it.
However, having looked again today, real close, it is possible I might buy it again.
Its only real challenger, in my book, is the Dell 30". We'll see.
Opinion: I dunno if 1080P rez would look quite so nice on bigger 42" and 47" screens, like you mentioned.
Reason: 1080P rez has 2 Million pixels.
The smaller the screen, the closer the 2 million pixels are on the screen----which means: the finer, the sharper, the smoother, the screen-pic looks.
And they look real fine on a 37".
But if you start spreading those 2 million on a bigger 42" or 47" screen,---- they'll be further apart, and pic will look slightly "grain-ier", slightly coarser-----i.e. not quite so smooth n' sharp.
However that's just my opinion.
Getting back on topic------I'm tired of waiting for Benq and Samsung to market a 30" 2500x1600 (to compete with Dell 30") or a 1080P in 32" to 37" size (to compete with Westy 37").
I also had big hopes for a NEC model swith those sizes n' specs ---- but Travbomb has nixed the idea (I think).
So barring something new showing up, it looks like 37" Westy or 30" Dell.
So please keep an iye open for Sales on them, pleeez?
Tutelary said:let me shed a tear here for everyone having to wait for their 30 inch lcds.
Tutelary said:let me shed a tear here for everyone having to wait for their 30 inch lcds.
Tamlin_WSGF said:Shameless promotions of NEC's yes , but you cannot argue against the joy of getting verified information, so a salute from me aswell.
I have a question about the new NECs: Usually, when BtW is stated as response time instead of the GtG, it means no overdrive. Personally, I prefer without overdrive, since the artifacts of many overdrives are greater then artifacts produced by response time. Is this the case with the NEC 26" as well?
Tutelary said:let me shed a tear here for everyone having to wait for their 30 inch lcds.
Happy Hopping said:I just check w/ my source inside NEC, the rumor is fake. Their next 2007 model is 32" or so, but only at 19x10.
NEC is a co. whose never big on leading the industry. That's their corp. culture. They have great 4 yr. warranty, but expensive LCD w/ half decent spec.
Calm down Trav, your info has always been good.Travbomb said:Who is your so called "inside source" at NEC??
I work at NEC's North American headquarters.
Maybe, I know them??
I assume you are full of it, and made that up .....
BTW, whats this about NEC not leading the industry???
NEC will be first with 26" LCD that covers 92% of the Adobe Color Spectrum......
Zak said:Calm down Trav, your info has always been good.
Just persuade your NEC buddies to give us a 30" LCD with 1920x1200 rez, or 2500x1600 rez, that can go head-to-head with Dell's 30", will ya?
Big Thanx !!
Zak said:StalkerZero, you started a Thread here that refuses to die
Everytime I think I've written my last post here, someone comes up with a cool remark.
Like the guy who said "lemme shed a tear for guys waiting for their 30" lcd's". LOL.
Anyway, someone is running a Sale on 50" DLP monitors that do 1080P rez.
Price is about same as 37" Westy. Is that good?
I'm not interested, just passing it on. Scroll way down, near bottom ....
http://www.gotapex.com/
StalkerZER0 said:I suppose so. But along with a 30" 2560x1600 monitor it would be nice to also have a 50" 1080p lcd tv to go along with it.
I don't suppose any of you have heard of one coming soon? The closest to that is the 47" westy 1080p lcd tv.
But since its been 2 weeks let me take this time to ask again......has there been ANY word on any new 30" hi res monitors coming soon? Namely the samsung 305T and the benq fp301w no?
travbomb said:The 57 inch LCD's start shipping next month for us. There should be 55 and 57. Sharp is making the 55 and samsung and NEC are making 57 inch. They are going to run about $12,000-$15,000.
The NEC will be $15000 but thats mainly because it is a PIPD display and not a home entertainment / consumer grade unit like the sharp and samsung.
I have not heard anything about high res 30 inchers. I know LG-Phillips and Samsung are both making a panel for it but thats about it.
Since the NEC uses the Samsung panel I would assume Samsung will have their unit out next month also.
FreakOfNature said:Any ideas what the street price is going to be on the 305T? Im about to bite the bullet on a apple 30 since its only 1800 with student discount. Ill wait though if the 305T will be better.
Tanquen said:oops
pekingu said:from the model name of those 24 and 26 displays i conclude that they are not in the nec gx2 line which is supposed to be the display line dedicated to gaming and multimedia, does that mean that those are not their purposes, that nec dont release them with such uses in mind.