why new 27inches monitor like the samsung n viewsonic no more dvi port?
only got vga n 2 hdmi
anyway any nice 27 monitor to intro? (around 1k)
why dell 27 so expensive 2k++?
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QUOTE(Racerx @ May 10 2011, 04:25 AM) The U2410 uses a better H-IPS panel and it's factory calibrated wat i mean is the dell 23 inches was like around 600? while the 27 inches need 2.5kIt's expensive because it doesn't use a cheap TN panel [it uses H-IPS] and the resolution is much higher.Anyway,you can always convert dvi to hdmi or hdmi to dvi easily with a cheap converter.  for others brand normally 23-24 inches around 600 den 27 inches around 1000 u get wat i mean? |
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so i guess dell shud come out with 27 inches tat uses cheaper eIPS?
more ppl will buy, they earn also |
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16:10 vs 16:9
wats the difference actually? |
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QUOTE(sidewinderz @ Jul 30 2011, 02:52 PM) resolution lol this 1 i know...16:10 = 1920x1200 16:9 = 1920x1080 i wanna ask about the difference in terms of usage QUOTE(-kytz- @ Jul 30 2011, 06:46 PM) You get more workspace with 16:10 but when viewing movies of 16:9 ratio, you get the black bars lah. Even thicker black bars when viewing cinematic ratio(21:9) watch normal HD movie will black bars? if stretch it den not nice ler |
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