The U2311H have an anti glare coating too,in fact most desktop LCDs have this .Auto brightness?Based on my past experience on other devices auto brightness doesn't work properly,in the end i have to adjust the brightness myself.

In the same price range there's no other that uses non TN panels,HP's ZR24W is RM1.2K+- while performing about the same.It's 16:10 though.

If it's really S-IPS then it's awesome,but i doubt it's really S-IPS as review sites all say it's eIPS

Cnet just copy pasta from manufacturer website
see here
http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?sub...l&id=1272354232
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/hp_zr24w.htm
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1491561

It should still be better than the U2311H though

consider the Viewsonic VX2450wm-LED for RM649,it's big [23.6"],it's thin,it's rather cheap [relatively]

or the LG E2350T for RM549,it's thin,it's a 23" LCD,it's corners are rounded,it's image quality is good for a TN

This post has been edited by Racerx: Jan 11 2011, 10:24 PM

Consider the Acer S201HL RM365,it's a 20" LCD.

Don't be duped,those so called LED monitors are still TFT LCD monitors,the difference is that they use LED backlight,this makes it thinner,save a bit power,turns to set brightness instantly.

There's more reviews but i'm lazy to quote them,either way colour accuracy and uniformity wise it is still better than the U2311H/U2211H,it only loses out on contrast ratio.

it is full pin,30 + 1


EDIT
wrong info,its the standard HDMI cable that can support up to 1920x1080 only,high speed HDMI cable can support up to 4000x2000

This post has been edited by Racerx: Jan 13 2011, 12:32 PM

Viewsonic VX2450WM 23.6" RM649
Samsung BX2450 23.6" RM850
Samsung P2770H 27" RM1099
Viewsonic VX2739WM 27" RM1109

These monitors are large,but they are your run of the mill TN so don't expect too much in terms of colour and viewing angles.

in terms of viewing angles,measured static contrast ratio,colour accuracy there's a stark difference,so yeah.

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Added on January 18, 2011, 5:37 pmin terms of viewing angles,measured static contrast ratio,colour accuracy there's a stark difference,so yeah.

This post has been edited by Racerx: Jan 18 2011, 05:37 PM

The viewing angles are bad based from reviews.Have a look at the LG E2350T RM550+-,the unit i saw have ok viewing angles.

The E2350T is better than the S231HL.

aside from the VGA only connection,i think that's a great deal.

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Added on January 26, 2011, 8:24 pmaside from the VGA only connection,i think that's a great deal.

This post has been edited by Racerx: Jan 26 2011, 08:24 PM

there's the U2311H,it's RM599 only nowadays.You can use the DP port on your HD5850 to connect to the monitor.For PS3 use a HDMI - DVI converter.
If you're comparing image quality it's hard to beat the U2311H for sub RM1000 LCDs.

There's the HP ZR24W,Dell U2410/U2711/U3011,ACD 27" etc..[All are 16:9 except for the U3011]
What's your budget actually?If you want something big yet relatively cheap there's the Samsung P2770H 27" 1920X1080 LCD,it's around RM1000.

Personally,1000DPI is good enough for me at 1920x1080

well imo if it results in better picture quality then why not.I've done that personally and it isn't problematic or anything.

I doubt you can see the ghosting unless you spcefically look for it in synthetic tests or the like.Personally when gaming i can't find anything of that sort with this monitor.

LED is one part of the LCD monitor,it's the backlight.LCD monitors used to use CCFL backlight ,now a lot have moved to LED backlight.
This makes the LCD use less power,turn to max brightness instantly,become slimmer.IT DOES NOT necessarily make the image quality better.

The Dell U2311H fits your bill except for the HDMI part,if you need to use the HDMI port at the same time with the DVI port then you need to look elsewhere.If your graphic card has Displayport then there would be no problems.
This monitor is recommended because it uses a eIPS panel as opposed to TN panel.eIPS panel delivers wider viewing angles and better colours.Couple that with Dell's warranty then you've got one that fits your bill nicely.

E-IPS is high end,eIPS is the low end one found the on U2311H and the like.It doesn't have an ATW Polarizer,it also has a wider aperture for light transmission enabling the use of cheap backlighting.[This makes the LCD cheaper to make and use less power].It's also an 8bit panel,unlike higher end ones which are 10bit.

not wiki la...
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/articles/conte...ies_content.htm