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

Meaning, "one dead pixel" oso can claim warranty

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Man.. tempting to get Dell E248WFP... the price very attractive leh...

Btw, juz to reconfirm, basically this Dell E248WFP has the best bang for buck rite?.. esp. for ia 24incher

At the same time kinda duwan sell my Viewsonic VX2025WM esp. since its a P-MVA panel... but if i dun sell... not enuf budget for it.. lol...

Hmmmmz... decision... decision...

I wonder how much selling price for my Viewsonic VX2025WM nowadays... *curious*...

Btw, Dell E248WFP warranty how it works wan ah?.. haben buy any Dell lcd monitors before..

And juz wish that more lcd companies would have "zero dot warranty" like Sony used to have.. since i heard Sony doesnt makes lcd monitor anymore.. if im not wrong..

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 17 2008, 04:17 AM

Oh... nice price there .. hmmmz.. i can't seem to find benQ brand G2400W in the LYP pricelists...

Where can i get this benQ brand G2400W?...

And another thing its that.. i heard Dell has 0%interest rite?.. if buy 'secara ansuran' using cc, rite?..

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Hmmmz... weird... why i dun see any installment thingie on the site wan...

Btw guys, for 20" (1680res) izzit sufficient to use on a Athlon2Ghz/640mb DDR1/Geforce2pro?... or izzit too much for that rig to handle?.. fyi, for desktop usage onli.. like browsing and ms office..

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 18 2008, 01:05 AM

Aight, i might go there to check it out

Aight, i might juz give it to me mom... lol... since he really likes my lcd monitor when i first bought it

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 18 2008, 04:12 PM

Im juz curious, anyone bought/gotten BenQ G2400W?.. it seems very highly recommended

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 19 2008, 05:02 AM

Actually i juz found that those hi-end of dell's lcd monitors are "zero dot warranty" as it stated on their site.

"Dell monitors are designed and built to our highest standards, providing the quality and reliability you expect when you see the Dell logo. Each has been exhaustively tested and comes backed by a Dell Limited Warranty3. Unyielding commitment to quality and the satisfaction of our customers has driven Dell to offer a Premium Panel Limited Guarantee ensuring replacement of UltraSharp series monitors with zero bright pixels. Even if only one bright pixel is found, a free panel exchange is guaranteed during the limited warranty3 period, so you can rest assured your investment is protected."
http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products/p...dhs1&l=en&s=dhs

If im not wrong Viewsonic hi-end lcd monitors oso has "zero dot warranty" from VX model onwards.

Unfortunately they dont sell any 24inch locally... not to mention izzit juz me or Viewsonic VX design doesnt looks cool like it used to be.. =/

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 19 2008, 10:28 PM

Yea.. but mostly either 3-days warranty only.. or doesn't have warranty one... =/

This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 20 2008, 01:54 AM

Well, according to In-Tech, its end of the mth and its abt rm1499, if im not mistaken.

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Correct if im wrong.. it doesnt means that its higher in brightness or even contrast ratio means better... no?...

Well.. considering its low resolution at 1366x768 (compared to pc its really low res esp. for todays standards).

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 21 2008, 12:01 AM

Haiya.. two of u sell me yer (bearbear's and supermac's) Sony LCD TVs for rm888, good number mah..

Btw, today its last day of Dell's promotion, anyone getting it last minute now?.. lol

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 21 2008, 08:15 PM

Imo, all 20" lcd monitors and above doesnt have that kinda res, but u can custom add that resolution as long its not more than the max resolution.

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 22 2008, 10:17 PM

Imo, 32" lcd tv and below doesnt suit CAD or any gfx design, considering it has low resolutions that doesnt have more than 1366x768 resolution.

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 22 2008, 11:16 PM

U can custom res with yer displaycard drivers, so basically built-in.

And abt LCD glossy screen :-

Imo Pros are..
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1. Looks cool.
2. Looks more vibrant colors.

Imo Cons are...
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1. Fingerprints magnet!..
2. Can't fixed minor dead-pixel since its hard-surface.
3. Glossy... meaning it will have mirror effects, annoying reflections.

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If im not wrong..

Stuck pixel = 'bright color dot' which at time u can fixed it yerself by juz gently "rub\massage(?)" it.

Dead pixel = 'black dot', imou can't fix it or it can't be fixed, since well.. its oredi dead like bulb blow liaoz

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I was thinking abt V2400W too, but according to the specs, its basically same as G2400W, just that V2400W has cool design.

So in other words.. does it worth the extra rm100++ for its designs?...

Hmmmmz..

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 25 2008, 10:09 AM

Hmmmmz... u meant u want "glossy" screen lcd monitor other than Acer?..

How abt HP w2207?.. it looks great esp. its stands which can pivots which cost abt rm1050.

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 25 2008, 12:30 PM

You are selling it soon?... cool, doing a bulk?..

Do keep us posted

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BenQ G2400W its pretty much recommended from reviews, as one of the best black-levels esp. for a TN panel.

And not to mentioned its great for next-gen console gaming bcoz of its hdmi and its decoder processor(?).

Im still thinking whether shld i get G2400W or wait for V2400W... hmmmz...

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This post has been edited by TomatomanzSeedlezz: Apr 26 2008, 01:59 AM

HEeeee...

Afaik, all lcd monitor's optimum refreshrate its at default 60Hz.

I guess that its yer first lcd monitor eh?.. , enjoy it!

Err... only movies?.. if so, have u tried different players?.. it might be yer players settings.

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