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 Nov 29 2011, 09:34 PM
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It has been a while since I last lurk in here to find information about latest LCD
 I need to get rid of my Dell ST2410 (TN) to replace it with an IPS panel monitor for my photography work. I have one currently, the HP LP2475w and it is no doubt a lovely screen. I'm looking for some cheaper IPS but with decent colours as well. Any recommendation? I have seen Dell now offering U2410 and U2412M which both are IPS but at different price range? Anyone here care to share more about it? IPS got different grades also?  |
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Nov 29 2011, 10:24 PM
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QUOTE(kembar4 @ Nov 29 2011, 10:07 PM) Basically the U2410 is using a much higher grade IPS compared to U2412M which is using E-IPS and economic / cheaper version of IPS panel. Don't get me wrong, it will look better than most TN panel but don't compare it with its expensive counterpart. Yeah, I have noticed on the input part as I'll be taking HDMI into consideration since I'll be using the monitor for my PS3 too. However, as long as it support DVI, I think it shouldn't be a problem for me to get a HDMI to DVI cable.The U2412M has lesser input lag compared to the U2410 though. Anyways, most gamers who are looking for an IPS model swear by the U2410. If you're doing serious photography, the U2410 is the way to go for the best colour offered.  I too have noticed in the spec that U2410 supports 1.07 billion colours and Color Gamut 110% (CIE 1976) while the U2412M supports 16.7 million colours and Color Gamut 82% (CIE 1976). Since I'll only using this as secondary when I have the HP LP2475w, I'm considering taking U2412M as the U2410 is double up the price of it. Any bad comment on U2412M yet?  |
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