Recent content by DieterBSD

> What i'd like to see happen though is the possibility to > feed the display with much higher refresh rates than 60 Hz > and possibly make use of black frame insertion so that the > sample-hold effects don't appear as severe. The current > 17 ms hold-time is just cruel. Allow refresh...

>> What others features would you like to see in the U2412M? Also: true 8 bit color, no 6 bits plus dithering/FRC > e-IPS panel??? Booo.... Get Panasonic to make the panel rather than LG ?

> What others features would you like to see in the U2412M? A complete set of inputs: VGA, DVI, HDMI, displayport Bonus points for component, s-video, composite A full glossy (like the Apple) version for those (like me) who need glossy. An AG version for those who prefer AG. VESA...

Is the screen glossy or matte?

I've seen a lot on complaints about quality problems with LG panels, both IPS and TN. Are there any stats on what percentage have problems? Does anyone know what the actual cause of tinting is? How far off are they? Are they bad from day one or do they wait until the return period is over?

> Hopefully Asus' professional 24" IPS will have tinting compensation > like the NEC one. Does anyone know what the actual cause of tinting is? How does this tinting compensation work? I've read that the tinting can vary across the panel. Has tinting been observed on non-LG panels...

>> the PA246Q now carries a ZBD (Zero Bright Dot) replacement policy. > > Is this still the case? I can't seem to find this on newegg.com or > on ASUS's website like I used to be able to. The PA246Q has a zero bright dot, 5 dark dot policy. http://service.asus.com/ZBD.html

I'm beginning to wonder if there are any LG panels which don't have a quality control problem, maybe I should avoid all of them? LG's IPS panels have tinting and blacklight bleed problem. LG's TN panels have vertical lines. Does LG make any VA panels? How is the quality control on...

> have anyone seen The Samsung's PLS matrix? Oleg's review has photos: http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/monitors/display/samsung-sa850.html

The Dell ST2220T is 6bit + A-FRC. The panel is LG LM215WF5 SLA1. http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/peripherals/f/3529/t/19380910.aspx

pmpysz writes: > What TV has 10 minute lag??? Hopefully none. An exaggerated number to show that input lag could be bad for TV watching if it were long enough. Chris F writes: > Other then for HTPC use I don't understand why people want > to use TVs as a computer displays. Having...

> Input lag IS a problem on TVs. They do a lot of image processing > between source and display. For watching TV, input lag shouldn't be a problem unless it is really long. E.g. 10 minutes lag would be a real pain. :-) This assumes they delay the audio to match. Given how many other...

> 27" PLS > Good viewing angles > Good image quality > "Regular" AG coating > Good responsiveness > Decent resolution > Built quality is never guaranteed. > What else do you need? a version that is glossy like the Apple 27" (no milky foggy AG crap) 24p 25i backlight blacking (for...

> PRAD.de has a review of the HP Do you have a URL for this HP 2310m review? I can't find it and neither can google. Thanks.

2560x1440 is the same 16:9 ratio as 1920x1080 so if you scale the image up it will fill the screen exactly the same as any 1080 (or 720) TV set. If the image isn't 16:9 there will be the same size black bars as a 1080 or 720 TV would have. You might notice scaling artifacts if the picture...