of course is led... built in webcam and mic are normally su(ky.... at least vga or dvi slots

how so??they don't treat customer nicely??

guy which monitor better Samsung 2333sw or acer H233h ? both same price


what about 22" model any recommendation ?

why not getting 24"???

LED, offering better color reproduction.

For Samsung monitor, Only P2350/2370 is LED monitor.

How bout AOC Angelo ?!

P2350 and P2370 is led ?? i though only P2370l

hmmm, so what's the difference between 2333sw with 2333sw plus? cuz apart from the dynamic contrast of 20000 to 50000, i didnt notice any noticeable backlight bleeding at the edge of the lcd wherelse my 732nplus and the 2233sw has noticeable bleeding at the edge of the screen

I'm also looking at the range 22" to 24". I notice the current emerging trend of massive marketing of 23". Many manufacturer seems to be promoting this size with discount and sweet deals, rather than 22" or 24".
Why is that?

My guess, this has a lot to do with manfacturing cost and convenience, which 23" could be more cost effective to produce.

My wild guess only.

some mass producing thingy by panel makers? cuz both my 2233sw and 2333sw were not even samsung panel.

On front page of this thread there is a Dead Pixel Tester. Other than this time consuming and using my poor eyes to scan the huge 22" LCD for the 5,292,000 minuscule pixels, what other alternatives do I have?
I'm going to get 4 more eye-balls to help me.
Was thinking of getting a Dell with a Premium Panel Limited Guarantee.

SO far I havent come across any software that checks for dead/stuck pixels. So i guess the best would be the old eyes method for you.

I believe that's exactly right. Cutting lcd panels of 1920x1080 means you get more lcd panels than you would if you cut them at 1920x1200 panels.

It is about physical hardware problem, software cannot detect it.

Even you have lot of dead pixel, you printscreen the page, you won't able to see the dead pixel.

Your GC send the signal to the screen, then the lcd screen response to the signal, there is no feedback loop from the screen pixel by pixel to verify the pixel is act according to the signal unless lcd manufacturers install the loop feedback mechanism in it, which I don't see there is a need for it as it just mean more costly only which defy the price competition on lcd industry and put the manufacturer in disadvantage situation.

That is bcoz out sourcing was cheaper than produce by themselve.

AOC 2434PW Better or Viewsonic VX2433 Better ?

Please advices.

i would go for the AOC 2434pw.... the specs abit higher... and design is much better than the viewsonic(in my opinion)

Looking for a LCD with composite input. Size if possible 20". Any recommendations on the model?

Which specs is abit higher mind to describe abit ?

viewsonic 20,000:1 dynamic contast ratio against AOC 60000: 1 dynamic contrast ratio