I own a IPS236 from lg. I like it Cons : I cannot adjust the monitor right , left, btm, and up.
Or maybe I don't know how to ?

turn the monitor to left or right side with the bottom plate turn as well lah

what is the best bargin now for led/lcd 24' ?

Lol... Atas bawah ?

dell u2412m
http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.php?sub...l&id=1312883832

hey guys need advise.

which monitor is better? and price pls?

Samsung S23A350H
Samsung BX2450
BenQ E2220HD
LG E2360V-PN

mine also looks yellowish... can't wait to upgrade to U2312HM this november... still collect money gradually

Guys, can me help list 3-4 IPS monitor (22-24") that's good nowdays?
(budget around 1k+-)

thx.

If 16:9
Dell U2312HM @RM6XX

If 16:10
Dell U2412HM @RM8XX

http://accessories.ap.dell.com/sna/sna.asp...rasharp_monitor

this one good or not?

http://www.lg.com/my/it-products/monitors/LG-led-IPS236V.jsp

Ayam using it.

Cons : Cannot adjust screen to potrait... The angle are not wide as U2312HM
PRO: IPS, Power Saving/ clear / rich colour

also add that, it has more aesthetic than the dell ips. so its aesthetic vs functionality

I suppose it would be good for the living room, where visitors can look at its design, be impressed and not actually need to use it.

One thing I love about Dell's UltraSharps are that they have a lot of USB ports. It is so much more convenient to plug the keyboard, mouse and other USB devices into the monitor than into the desktop.

Agreed. Been plugging keyboard and mouse to the monitors

no hdmi port ?

no, as you can use hdmi to dvi cable/converter by the way. Dell is supporter of displayport and they include displayport when alot of similar priced lcd didnt have displayport
i have ps3/xbox360 and u2311h provide image just fine via hdmi to dvi cable

This post has been edited by zerorating: Oct 3 2011, 12:05 AM

Just bought myself: AOC e2351fh @ LYP for RM530 (nego a bit with ALLHypermart)

Official site: http://www.aocmonitorap.com/hongkong_eng/monitor_293.php

This LED has 'audio out' if you plug in HDMI, so I plugged in the HDMI to my XBOX 360 and the DVI to the PC. The LED auto switch the active signal between DVI/HDMI.

The 'audio out' connects straight to the amplifier, now I can play the XBOX 360 with quality sound.
Great price for me personally for an LED that can be used for PC gaming and XBOX 360.

The DCR finally is not just for demo like those the LCD lineup, this LED's DCR functions like a dream, it controls the contrast so quick you don't even see it like in generic LCD with this particular feature.

Basic specs:

# Contrast Ratio (typical): 20000000:1 (DCR)
# Response Time (typical): 2ms
# Viewing Angle: 170/160 (CR≥10)
# Scan Frequency: H: 30K~83KHz V: 55~75Hz
# Pixel Frequency: 144MHz
# Recommended Resolution: 1920×1080@60Hz
# Display Colours: 16.7M
# HDCP Compatible: Yes
# Input Signal: Analog RGB, DVI-D and HDMI
# Input Connector: 15-pin D-Sub, 24-pin DVI and HDMI
# Power Supply: 12VDC,3A
# Power Consumption: Power On: <32W(Typical), Standby: <0.5W
# Plug & Play: DDC 2B/CI or VESA DDC2B?
# User Control: Eco/Left, Aspect ratio/Right, Source/Auto, Power
# OSD Languages: 16Languages
# Speakers: earphone Jack

This post has been edited by JoBigShow: Oct 3 2011, 10:22 AM

16:9 or 16:10 better:

Primarily used to gaming and watching American series...

16:10..... more pixels is always better... refering to 1920x1080 vs 1980x1200... Assuming 16:9 content, additional resolution an be used for controller

Dell U2312HM owner, is that true according to review the response time/input lag is only about 0.6ms?

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_u2312hm.htm

The input lag of the U2312HM was incredibly low, and in fact the lowest we have ever seen from a TFT display. There was practically no delay at all with most measurements showing 0ms lag compared with the CRT. There was an occasional lag of up to 10ms but over many measurements we had an average lag of only 0.6ms.