go to http:www.tftcentral.co.uk ..fill in the model and do a search

Manufacurer won't disclose what panel they use on their spec sheet coz this can jeorpadize their sales.

This post has been edited by lonewolf: Feb 4 2007, 11:51 AM

yeap... is that PM330....
but then still okie lar.. no any issue with that
just that that is not S-IPS

got any different arr if that is PM330 ?

This post has been edited by cyberian: Feb 5 2007, 08:18 AM

there shouldn't be much different besides the S-IPS thing...

Sorry, being new to this, what's the difference between a03, a04?

its revision's..like firmware of your mobo

Dear All,

Jz received my Dell 24". how to check what panel its using?

Its an A04 if it helps.

This post has been edited by Strik3: Feb 5 2007, 08:41 PM

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

dell 2007wfp still using ips panel now or pva panel? any issue on pva panel?

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.

Useful tips!

Hi guys im using a 19inch Sony LCD. I wanna know y there are dots like dead pixels on my screen. But they are not really dead coz they will disspear after a while then appear again.

read here

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

Can i claim warranty if there are dead pixels? I mean if A LOT?

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.

If not mistaken, all SONY lcd monitors has "zero dot pixels" warranty.

Meaning, "one dead pixel" oso can claim warranty

Cheers

wow!!this is great.got better warranty compared to others....

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.

Well LCD got their pros and cons. Not gonna talk about prices, LCD is getting cheaper.

Pros:
1. You can get to immense size but not take up one big area on the table (CRTs do, due to their electron guns)
2. Yeah, no flickers at all, it's liquid, not electrons.
3. Flat screen, light, and the display takes all the available spot on the screen (aka no black borders, for perfectionists )
4. No flickers, basically Hz doesn't really matter, most of em are fine on 60 Hz.
Cons:
1. Well, one con, and that is your display gets blurry, due to the time taken to shift the image. Although they say they say 8 ms reaction time, CRT got 0 ms reaction time (try move your mouse around, use 2 monitors, see which one got blur which one doesn't, of course, compare using crt and lcd).

I must say the con doesn't really matter, it won't hurt (at all) your uber reaction time on first person shooters.

Well, I can say that Dell leads the LCD market, their monitors had been fine, even the reviews are good, with all the features you wanted such as aspect ratio scaling by putting black borders so that you don't get stretched images, good for games.

My bro is using samsung, it works well too.

This post has been edited by blindbox: Feb 6 2007, 11:56 PM

@Lonewolf...

does all the model u mentioned in the other post are manufactured with only one type of panel only..

i read from hardforum they face the situation that there could be more than one type of panel for same model of monitor ...

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