ok thx 4 d info! planning to use it for the ps3 so HDMI is a must. =)

any 1 know when samsung PX2370 release in malaysia??april or may?

what lcd have good price/performance now?
looking at 24" size with RM600-1000 budget
i do prefer 1200, but 1080 is fine too

There's a Samsung P2770H, 27 inches with full HD resolution at <RM1200. If can afford RM1000, then spend few more to get this large screen and it is 2ms GTG display too.

I remember Miss Hikari85 got sell 16:10 fujitsu 24" lcd
HereBut no idea what lcd is that. Never see before, can't find

any 24 inches that has composite connection? beside dell u2410?

hi all

i juz bought a samsung p2370h today and watched a movie at night..

noticed got backlight bleeding all over the edges.

is this normal for this model?

This post has been edited by Zenax: Mar 30 2010, 10:32 AM

its normal for LCDs

can take back to the shop to exchange?

Backlit bleeding, my Samsung 2333SW also having quite bleed at both side only, but those salesman told me every model beyond 20 inch will have this kind of problem =.=;; aih.. cheapo model... no comment T.T;;

But I do notice those LED backlit has less bleed problem, like Dell G2410. Maybe spend more to get LED backlit? 0.0"

LED backlit has "less" bleed problem? means LED will still have chances of backlight bleeding?

My dell monitor in my office is perfect pitch black....

Oh.. maybe in normal office light condition, you see no problem, like how I make a decision on the Samsung 2333SW, was pure regret.
The backlit bleed only shows when you in a dark room and watching "dark" movie, very noticeable.
If you search for G2410 reviews, you'll actually notice one review, the author called Dell 3 times to exchange the monitor and still the same problem, backlit bleeding, very very small but noticeble in a dark room.
I do notice some of the very expensive model (Samsung) also having backlit bleeding when I take a very close look, 2~3 inches away when the screen turn dark or black.
Some ppl said it's due to the contract and brightness setting? You can try it out with less brightness and see the different.
Oh yeah, my previous 19" has totally no backlit bleed, so to my surprise first time with 23"

If i'm changing from H233H to ST2410, will it be an upgrade or just the same? Cause I'm not used to glossy brite screen.

I bought Samsung B2230H a few weeks back and notice a backlight bleeding when in dark. When I compared side by side with my old LG 2252TQ, LG performs better with very minimal backlight bleeding.

Matte screen does not reflect too much lightning, which is great for watching movie, while I don't see much effect from my glossy laptop screen, the only complain is glossy screen can't really work on a too bright condition, ex. under sun light.
And from experience and googling, you might notice better dark color on matte screen.
Size wise is only up by 0.6~1 inch, which I don't think has much different.

May I know the price and date that you purchase both of those. Probably Samsung one is cheapo... that's why it's not so good

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: Mar 30 2010, 02:12 PM

LG 2252TQ RM 610 (bought 2 years ago)
B2230H RM 559 (cheapest I can find in Kuching)

how does LED backlit bleed? i currently own BenQ led model.. oni 18.5" and haz served me well

I think is hard to find a LCD come with many connection options unless you go for sth like Dell Ultrasharp.
I din notice any bleed problem until now on Acer S243HL(at least until now)

No point on changing to this.You will notice Nth different.

if P-series have backlight bleeding, then i assume the B-30 series have bleeding problem also, as confirmed by previous post by a forummer.

Anyway, backlight bleeding will be very obvious if u which off the light and watch movie, this is applicable to almost all lcd monitor nowadays.

dell st2410 might have less bleeding problem because only 2 CCFL tube is used, unlike normal 4 CCFL in samsung. So, st2410 might have lower brightness compare to samsung.

In short, u can say that the more brightness u want, the more chance u have backlight bleeding problem. Not sure though for LED backlight. But in computer world, most of the time the price u pay is the quality u get.

Can you use camera (without flashlight and night mode) to post the picture of your monitor here? Allow the room to be as dark as possible, no light better.
Use screensaver with blank screen mode.

I'll post mine tonight... hehe... hopefully I don't forget.

And that's LED back-lit right? Have seen G2410 before but... really like to see the result of LED back-lit from Acer.

Anyway, CNET gave a very bad reviews to this model... no offence