http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/383529

it is still your luck wether u getting the PVA or SIPS. For the time being, seems the SIPS is still around in Malaysia and other forum did mentioned that Dell is moving all the panels back to SIPS(this is just an assumption). There were not many PVA users around, thus there seems not much complaint about it other than the advantage of SIPS.

read here

http://www.behardware.com/articles/519-1/l...ead-pixels.html

it depends on the brand that you are buying, different brand have differetn policies...The usual want is you need at least 5 dead pixel then only can claim, but some if you have one dead pixel in the center you can claim as well.

but SONY's lcd panels and monitor recently seems kinda dead in the market...

"zero dead pixel" for how long?. I don't think they gonna give you 1 year "zero dead pixel policy"...what ever it is, viewsonic is giving "zero dead pixel policy" for 30days if i am not wrong, need to check the details again.

yes, there is a possiblity that there are more than one panel type for one model. So u must now what version and when, where is was manufactured. The hoo-haa came up because DELL was using S-IPS for 2007WFP initially, and they switch to S-PVA without informing the public and never introduce a new model. This is kinda ripped off, coz u are paying a high price for S-IPs yet u r getting S-PVA. but never the less, it seems that DELL is moving the panels back to S-IPS. Is just rumors, but the Malaysia DELL is still giving S-IPS as far as i know. It still falls to luck wether what panel you are getting if you are purchasing from DELL. Not only DELL is doing this, other manufacturer are doing this as well.

This post has been edited by lonewolf: Feb 7 2007, 03:20 PM

brand doesn't show that a particular last longer. imho value for $$ are acer and viewsonic. first didn't state budget, second you need to state what you use mainly for, third you need to tell us what are the size that you are looking for. forthly, remember this...your pay peanuts..you get peanuts. .

no, they are not the best. the best all round quality LCD is NEC's...

Its a TN panel dude, up to now all the 22" Wide in the market uses TN panels which is manufactured by ChiMei only.. So basically every brand in the market is using the same panel, so if you are aiming at 22" Wide, just look for the cheapest among all the brands coz the color reproduction and etc are basically the same.

This post has been edited by lonewolf: Feb 9 2007, 09:51 AM

shouldbe TN if not wrong..

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2007wfp does have composite input..been using it for movies, games. so far so good

DELL 2007WFP and Viewsonic 2025wm..if u still can find...

Just send it for RMA if it is till under Warranty period.

This post has been edited by lonewolf: Mar 29 2007, 11:04 AM

for the price u are paying..it is slightly higher than other brand. The xtra $$ you are paying is for the features. Like those tilt, swivel, composite input and etc...and of course..a better panel..S-IPS. But please do understand, that DELL do ship out the same model with S-PVA panels. So it is more on luck here wether u getting the S-IPS panel from them.

yeah..but either way..even if you get S-PVA or S-IPS. both are still great panels

if the budget is below RM1k, the Dell E228WFP 22" is the one to go. It's value for $$ ...come to think of it, how often will you rotate the screen...is a good feature but hardly consumer use them.

This post has been edited by lonewolf: Mar 30 2007, 10:11 AM

first...we need your budget, and what u mainly use the LCD for..gaming?...graphic editing??

it was DELL...now SAMSUNG... ..who is next


no gaming no grapgic editing.. ...in your case. just get the Samsung 732N..should fit what you are doing. ..or the DELL 1708FP..ultrashap..now on promo for around RM650..

This post has been edited by lonewolf: Apr 13 2007, 11:09 AM

yes, have to buy online

IMHO...the AL1917 is lousy..top abit of $$ and get a better panel

between those 2206bw and e228wfp, basically is using the same panel if i m not wrong. but seems the 226bw is better coz got less bleeding issue..

what bout the rest?

This post has been edited by lonewolf: Apr 15 2007, 11:40 AM

some is S-IPS ...some is S-PVA..