Samsung P2770H is older, 2010 model I think.
LG IPS277L is gonna be released in 2013.

Samsung is an LCD panel.
LG is an IPS LED panel.

Samsung second hand I'm getting around 600+
And the LG for about 880.

Ugh I'm very indecisive on this. I know the LG is supposed to have a better picture. And the Samsung's LCD is supposed to have higher power consumption.
But I've always liked the Samsung for over a year.
I'm gonna use this monitor for some gaming and some drawing.

Pretty sure it's obvious I should get the Lg monitor.
Maybe I just need some feedback from friendly lowyatters..
Should I get the LG or the Samsung?

i think u already have the answer
LG have a beter picture (LG WIN)
samsung have higher power consumption(LG win again)

i wouldn't go for smtg becoz of its' brand, be a wise consumer, get the one which worth the most.

the problem now is would u willing get pay Rm280+ extra to get the new model with latest technology? if i were u, i will choose LG

Hahha between these two brands I'm not really biased on either side. Samsung is great for value even though I know they do use some cheap materials on the insides(had that capacitor popping sound prob, and my sammy Telly backlight also kinda retarded)
But I don't really think LG has much of an advantage in quality in my opinion.
Either way they are both good monitors.
Just looking for that one extra point that I missed out that would make me lean towards buying one of them..

IPS>TN panel anyday.
Just pick the LG one.

can LCD TV connected to a computer monitor?

i wanna have something like double monitor. was thinking since i got extra unused LCD TV.

No problem at all, just hook up the TV to unused output port will do, Windows 7+ should be able to detect the TV automatically, if it's not then use the included driver software to force an output to the TV.

lcd aoc 24inch i buy around 2 year...so suprise la..price still the same..hahaha...but wanna change to 32 now..

What's a good monitor with a HDMI port? It's for use with ps3 and desktop. Preferably nice and cheap also.

Is it possible to run a 1920x1200 monitor as the secondary monitor to a notebook running native 1080 resolutioin? what are the drawbacks?

that why im always looking monitor with HDMI

but can the monitor still run its native 1200 with a notebook with 1080 resolution? thinking of using it as secondary monitor

notebook? hmm..depend maybe.. ..but last 3 day im buying asus notebook for company annual dinner lucky draw..2gb GC..Maybe native 1200 can support..i didn't check spec..becoz im already know..im not gonna win it

Anyone can recommend me a nice monitor that budget around RM250-300? This unit will be my secondary monitor.Currently using Dell U2312HM

There's no issue. The only drawback is you have to use Extend or Projector Only mode, that way you can maximize the monitor 1200p resolution.

owh..really.. ..that great man

LG E2341V
vs
ViewSonic VX2450WM

both RM 350(jayacom), which one is better,
there is quite a lot of review for 2450WM in amazon

but there are quite a few for LG, people said lg has better picture quality?
using it to run Virtualbox running ubuntu/win7

This post has been edited by roimekoi: Dec 20 2012, 02:24 PM

is LG IPS 277L is a good grab? the resolution at 1920 * 1080, same with my 24" , i was expect i can get a bigger resolution at 27"...

so 27" with 1920 * 1080 will make picture/gaming/movie looks bad?

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Added on December 20, 2012, 4:55 pmany other model to recommend?
i like dell 29" too, but the price kinda high

This post has been edited by melvintcs: Dec 20 2012, 04:55 PM

Guys wanna ask.

21.5 inches full hd monitor vs 23 inches full hd monitor.

When gaming, is it that i can see more things on the 23 inches screen? or just the same as both have the same reso which is 1920x1080. anyone can answer my curiosity?

This post has been edited by mrkenn: Dec 21 2012, 04:18 AM

u can't see more things.it is the same resolution, means it contains the same number of pixels.

im using 1920x1080 on 21.5inch.. is just the same thing as 1920x1080 on 23inch, just that, 23inch has larger display. =.=

Really contemplating on getting a 27" monitor or a 32"/40" LED TV,

Cant find much 27" monitor reviews/guides out there to be able to make a final decision,
Is there any sifu's out there that may advice/enlighten me on this?

Thanks alot guys!