You watch with a 60" FHD Kuro Plasma and a 5.1 RM10k speaker system?

You are the 1021th person asking for suggestions but didn't state your budget.Mana boleh bro

Samsung P227OH at around RM1.2K

It's a 27" FULL HD monitor.Seems pretty good and probably one of the cheapest 27 inchers around

Using laptop as my sole workstation.Might plan to get a decent external monitor for movie/video purposes...unheard of?

Ya lar.......original price is aroudn RM7XX then after cash redemption,become RM6XX lar

For photography purposes, i think should prioritize colour accuracy first because there are many monitors which tend to sway away from the actual thing.Not to mention saturation,clarity or contrast yet.

How about this? http://techcentral.my/gadgetsandapps/revie...Gadgets_Reviews

Seems like it has good colour accuracy,plus it's LED backlit.Not too familiar with monitors these days but another consideration would be the Dell U2311H which is an IPS panel,pretty good from what i hear

Or want to follow uncle ian,buy iMac straight away

Try googling up " IPS vs TN " panel .From what i hear here, IPS is a much superior panel with greater contrast,nicer colours, better viewing angles,etc.But it comes with a price, a slower response rate which is a dreaded thing for gamers.Try doing your research and take a look at both panels in computer stores?Lowyat is the best

iinm You can still connect to the U2311H through DVI/VGA connection

@V3nz Mind giving us a short review?Especially the colours because that's what most of us go after

It's basically now ST2410 vs U2311H vs BX2450 .Would definitely grab the IPS if the design is as good as the other too I know i know....i'm too fussy about design .....

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Aug 2 2010, 06:29 PM

How about posting some pics here?Or perhaps a comparison with your old TN monitor

Please don't mislead others.

Both are using the same LCD panel,just that the Dell is using an LED backlight instead of the CCFL used by the Samsung unit

Mana ada? Are you still living in the 720p HDTV era?

Almost every television out there in the market are 1080p models.Same goes to computer monitors, although a few of them do boast a higher resolution of 1600p.

Because most monitors are generally smaller than Televisions diagonally, their dot- pitch are much smaller.Thus, pictures tend to "look sharper" when viewed very closely but is of no importance when viewed over a large distance of 6 feet because they both look the same.That comes to show how densed are the pixels

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Aug 14 2010, 11:00 PM

Yeah!

Definitely wanting to get an external monitor for my laptop for movie watching purposes.15.6" is too small for me

Arghhhhh...there's a lot of poisons in this thread

Oh mai! I think i better prepare at least 3k for that

Was actually looking around RM700-800. ST4210/BX2450 and U231H are definitely on my list for now. We'll see ...

Oh, mind explaining a little bit on that?

Thanks

I'm considering U231H but it doesn't have a HDMI input.

I'm using a laptop with HDMI out but no DVI port.I can use a HDMI-DVI converter of some sort?Else, what's the disadvantages of not using HDMI?

Thanks

+1

I need an external monitor for myself too Like you said, too little workspace.And i need it for movie viewing purposes too

Keep us updated

I think i'm gonna have the exact setup as you. SXPS 16+ U231H

Oh you do photography as well huh? How is the colour accuracy difference between the two screens?

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Aug 27 2010, 04:01 AM

Or wait for this

I haven't been here in quite a while, but it still seems that U2311H is still THE monitor to buy

Anyway, i saw that there's the new ST2420L iinm?

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Nov 7 2010, 12:44 AM