is it most of the widescreen, especially those in 16:9 support HDCP?

can a non-HDCP monitor (even got DVI port), use to display bluray movie?

guys, I seen that BenQ G2220HD is quite cheap, RM429 in T.Match,

any comments on this model, most importantly, do it support HDCP?

does the monitor support 1:1 pixel mapping? if not i dun think it can display like that

we got Wacom for that, which is cheaper and it can be placed on table surface

want to ask again, any comments and opinions on BenQ G2220 21.5" Full HD?

what is this AOC actually, never heard of it 2 years back

but i think AOC design really lauyah.. looks like cheapo china brand
even Acer a tad better in terms of looks

This post has been edited by dattebayo: Dec 19 2009, 09:50 PM

if an LCD doesn't mention about the dynamic contrast ratio at all, does this mean that LCD doesn't come with the feature?

eg. S2209
http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products/c...dhs1&l=en&s=dhs

for this Acer X223HQ, is it using LED backlit?

their claim trust-able or not

This post has been edited by dattebayo: Dec 23 2009, 10:18 PM

is viewing text on 21.5" @ 1080p straining eyes

I bought X223HQ before, the thing I dislike is the rigid button and do not have a dedicate button for Source selection, and not to mention, its backlight bleeding is not so satisfiable for me. Now owning Samsung B2330H, its quite good for its price, with HDMI port and 3.5mm jack out. I personally recommends Samsung, or Dell.

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Added on March 3, 2010, 2:52 pmSamsung B2330H 23" for RM620..

This post has been edited by dattebayo: Mar 3 2010, 02:52 PM

google for Windows 7 multitouch demo

at the moment, nothing much can be done

anyone using Samsung B2330H, or its 21.5" and 24" siblings?

when I plug the PS3 into its HDMI port, it just won't show up, totally black screen, when plug the laptop into the HDMI, the screen can show the desktop, the OSD display 1920*1080, but the screen appeared smaller, with black bars on top, left, bottom, right corner. The text and images appeared as if they were crammed

I don't think the cable got problem, because when I use the different DVI->HDMI cable to test the HDMI port from my desktop DVI port, the same thing occured, the smaller screen with black bars at 4 edges.

is this a design issue or isolated case

This post has been edited by dattebayo: Mar 7 2010, 10:25 AM

yea, using ATi card, but I dont think that is an issue

got such options under the monitor OSD?

I still dont think the graphic card is the cause, because I tested with DVI cable, the picture was display perfectly

I have seen those sub Rm400 LED LCD in shops, to be honest the dark effect isn't that astonishing, its quite similar to the traditional CCFL backlit LCD

does Samsung LCD monitor after bought must register the warranty?

All IT did this, they asked me to fill up the form just before I pay the money, they said is for warranty record

but later I bought another one in Thunder Match they didn't do this, I think most shops they never implement this rule

Acer X-series is kinda user-unfriendly

the front buttons are rigid, have to press using thumbs

the menu navigation style is so unintuitive

but considering it is for entry level segment, can't complain much lo

u can't one press to do the same thing for Acer X-series,
in fact, it is 5-6 presses in total

even switching the source from Analog to DVI-D also requires few navigations on the menu

if u have the budget, stay away from Acer X-series

then its ok, my current monitor was made in feb 2010, i bought in end of feb too