Guys...I'm looking for 19" widescreen LCD. looking at DELL website there just have WS model from 20" and 24" only. btw i dont mind to take 20" WS LCD but my budget is around rm1k. is that any different in picture quality between this two model?
1)DellTM E207WFP 20" Entry Wide Screen Flat Panel LCD Monitor-RM1049
2)DellTM 2007WFP 20" UltraSharpTM Wide Screen Flat Panel LCD Monitor-RM1399(out of my budget)

thanks...

Just bought 19" BENQ FP93GX...is it BENQ brand is reliable?
found in Anandtech Forum :

GAMING (guaranteed fastest LCDs for hardcore gaming)

Low response time

Low input lag

High brightness


1) 19": BenQ FP93GX, 1280x1024 (5:4)
Panel: TN (AUO M190EG02 V1); 6-bit+FRC, 16.2M colors

Response time: <7 ms. (measured)

Specifications: BenQ FP93GX

HDCP compliant: No

More info: prad.de

Notes: Fastest LCD in the world: 0~7 ms. actual. Slightly less RTC error than Samsung. Great value but IMO Samsung is a better brand. It's up to you.

Price: ~$235 USD



2) 19": Samsung SyncMaster 940BF, 1280x1024 (5:4)
Panel: TN (Samsung LTM190EX); 6-bit+2x2 dither, 16.2M colors

Response time: <7 ms. (measured)

Specifications: Samsung SyncMaster 940BF

HDCP compliant: No

More info: prad.de

Notes: Fastest LCD in the world: 0~7 ms. actual. RTC (overdrive) can be disabled in the OSD.

Price: ~$270 USD



3) 20.1"w: NEC MultiSync 20WMGX2, 1680x1050 (16:10)
Panel: AS-IPS (LPL LM201WE2); true 8-bit, 16.7M colors

Response time: <10 ms. (measured)

Specifications: NEC MultiSync 20WMGX2

HDCP compliant: Yes

More info: prad.de

Notes: Black bezel is 20WMGX2-BK. OptiClear contrast coating (increases contrast but also worsens glare). Exceptional colors with dynamic contrast, great viewing angles, extremely good response time (good as fastest TNs) according to hardware.fr. Tons of inputs, TV tuner, and HDCP. Without a doubt, worth the money. Great warranty/service. Maximum speed+maximum colors! European version (same panel) is LCD20WGX2, but lacks HDCP/other multimedia features.

Price: ~$615 USD

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This post has been edited by mjoe: Dec 11 2006, 01:21 AM