can explain more about DDI/CI?
i need to have accurate color on my monitor because im dealing with images & prints daily. so it a must.

You're welcome.

Btw, here's a review on it: Apple 27-inch LED Cinema Display Review

Thank you!

DDC/CI means the screen can be calibrated using a PC software. The PC software can send instruction to adjust brightness, contrast, colour level, etc.

So from what I read, there are calibration hardwares which is bundled with the sofware which automatically calibrates the monitor.

gonna get my U2311H 2molo~ Damn Fast!
place order at 3/4th oct, estimated delivery time is 11Oct, but i receive their sms saying that my U2311H will be delivered at 9am 2molo~ ^^

hopefully its in perfect good condition as i don wan to wait for another few days for exchange... xD

This post has been edited by zodius: Oct 8 2010, 12:27 PM

I got my U2311H on wednesday and started testing for Dead pixle and color, can't seem to find any dead pixle yet.

White color screen blue tint is unnoticeable or very faint.(cant tell if got lol)

However when i test at stock setting(75/75 brightness/contrast), black color(using DPT) seem to have brown color emitting from the corner.
Bottom left is bigger than bottom right and top corners barely visible.
Is this a problem with the tinting?

Will try post take picture at night.. Now using 30/75

So my u2311h just arrived! Whooooopie ! testing it out right now and its awesomely huge! So is there anything steps that i should take to check for stuff? How do i check for dead pixels and blacklight bleeding?

edit: I found out that my that I can push my browser window all the way into the right what is the term for it ? Im still on my old desktop, waiting for my new rig to arrive.

This post has been edited by dante1989: Oct 8 2010, 02:23 PM

how long does your order take to process?

It all depends on their stock availability... but for the price you're paying it's probably one of the more worth it 23" IPS monitor out there.

If you can wait and have a spare monitor then go ahead and get it! If you dont have any monitor to use now and cant wait, then maybe hafta look for alternatives. Or loan an old CRT from a friend to use while waiting

the brown color?that's IPS glow,it's visible if viewed off axis on some IPS panel LCDs.

or they called it bleeding... izzit the same things?

Mine directly in front can see bottom left side got more brownish area..

Here's the picture in a fully dark room at 30/75.. Cant really see anything because white balance totally wacked

How do you guys rate Viewsonic vx2739wm, vx2439wm and Dell u2410?

I need a good monitor in colour display as i need to do video/graphic works, u2311H contrast ratio seems like is not that enough for me..

they aren't the same thing
but that's backlight bleeding

Which software?you know any?

sorry , want to ask , what's the few things need to check on the LCD ?
First is light bleeding , then dead/stuck pixel , what else after that ?

the buttons,the stand?

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Added on October 9, 2010, 1:00 amif you're buying a monitor,you shouldnt give a damn about Dynamic Contrast ratios,heck,you shouldn't use the specs as guidlines.Try to find reviews for the LCD.

about the LCDs you mentioned,wihout a doubt the U2410 is the ebst among the three.It uses an IPS panel which is factory calibrated for accurate colours.BTW,actually even the U2311H might do the job fine IF you get a uniform panel,but that dpends on luck realy since a few people got ones with uneven colour panels [cooler on the left,warmer on the right]
If you ahve the budget,get the U2410 then.If youw ant to save money yet still get a good enough LCD get the 2209WA [as far as i can tell it isn't plagued with colour uniformity issues of U2311H]

This post has been edited by Racerx: Oct 9 2010, 01:00 AM

well, backlight bleeding is only serious if u always watch in the dark or do alot of things in dark background

only problem is the backlight bleeding on the bottom left is brownish color

for me, dell ultrasharp is the best!