Sorry your meaning of lag is referring to "ms"

i think he means leg...as in the kaki.

"ms"? Opps, sorry I mean the monitor's "stand", it's very flimpsy you can drop the monitor if you push side way too hard (well yeah it's very light).

Other than that, 2ms response rate is considered very good.

Sorry sorry, my bad misunderstanding... *paisey*

Well I've not try touching one yet.. So is not a good deal to get one?? Is the color contrast good??

X2370 or P2770 ?
Hard to decide

Most LCD have TN panels and for these type of panels, low response time is very common for today's technology

haha what's ur monitor for?
i selecting bigger screen for games n movies..

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Movie + photo editing ?

I know the LED will make lots of different in color display.

Dell new Ultrasharp series looks tempting. How good is that compare with X2370 ? Any idea ?

juz got my Samsung 2430B monitor tis week...

WOH... now now there, you don't bully Samsung X2370...
Those 2 are on different level, 1 is TN (Samsung X2370) with WLED backlightning and another is IPS with CCFL backlightning (Dell Ultrasharp).
if you're into photo editing (professional) and require ultra color accuracy, I would suggest Dell Ultrasharp, but if you're just normal movie, doesn't need lots of color accuracy, then go for Samsung X2370.

Price wise also lots of different.

What if my notebook can't go too high reso. can I still go for 23"

erm.. i got laptop with led display..
i think viewing angle got a little bit problem.. but not like those TN panel..

ultrasharp which model? coz if IPS sure good but pricey..

my SVPA named in ultrasharp also not bad on colour production and viewing angle..
quite nice on photo editing, movies etc..

for ur selection.. both also same resolution.. but with bigger screen easy for the eye..
but still P2770 using TN panel..
i would just say with LED brings u energy saving only..

Your notebook should be able to detect the monitor maximum resolution and adjust accordingly unless you setup to different resolution.
If your notebook is brand new, I don't think there's any problem displaying 1080p, most notebook nowadays should be able to handle 1080p without any issue.

23" ultrasharp series only RM 880 which is cheaper than X2370.
Not bully
Just asking opinion.

The color between normal LED display with CCFL display, will it be much different ?

Color wise according to Anandtech review of G2410H, CCFL can produce better colors while LED is brighter.
If you compare TN CCFL to TN WLED, LED backlight definitely better, IPS panel, different story, IPS always win at colors.
The only thing that makes IPS cheaper is probably the response rate... getting slower...

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 12 2010, 04:45 PM

but mine is only 13" I don't think it can support FULL HD...
Still thinking which monitor should I get...

Anybody is using laptop and project screen through monitor..

yup LED is brighter.. normally i reduce it..

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Added on May 12, 2010, 4:50 pmdo you know ur gpu?
resolution depends on it not the screen panel..

This post has been edited by 8tvt: May 12 2010, 04:50 PM

aiyoh...even the lauya onboard grphics card can support full HD reso la...

its not the screen size that matters its the resolution.

most recent notebooks can support...i think even netbook oso can support.

Your notebook should be able to differentiate the resolution between your laptop display and the external monitor, so no worries over what monitor you going to use.

I am. It's working like a charm. Disabled the monitor on my laptop and using the external monitor as the main display.