wah so fast? maybe they got ex-stock since 27" maybe not much ppl buy. keep yr fingers crossed.

I think so. Maybe because 27" demand more hardware capability thus make it hard to sell.

All go for 27" ah?

whats the pixel count for a 27" monitor btw?

27 too big la.. later need wear spec. for me gaming and computer use i got da DELL 24WFP

Brightness i use 23 only everything perfect no bleeding of any kind! used 1 year ++ edi .

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Sep 26 2007, 12:24 PM

Wahahaha yea lare, 22" also good enough for me.

27" is bigger than my sony tv.

Well for me text at native resolution on 24inch is a bit small to me, thats y i prefer 27inch instead(still using lauya 6600GT ), somemore with the price of RM 2999 i think it's a steal

well text on my 22" is small that's why i enlarged it and put to clear type. now even more clearer.

sony got one FW900 was 24 inch widescreen man u goto hardware forum got mention...

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Added on September 26, 2007, 5:54 pmcan u show me where the links is? i mean the 241 wz... i know this LCD also got some problem of canot input the video like ps3 canot get full HD i think ..... but so far no problem for me i really sastify on this product...

This post has been edited by night killer: Sep 26 2007, 05:54 PM

27" <-- If you use it for PC and TV, then worth it lor, that's what I think.

I thinks....It ok..?
LOOK : http://cblog.cari.com.my/?181342/viewspace-56798.html

This post has been edited by ryderpat: Sep 26 2007, 07:00 PM


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sony has that model many years ago. it was my dream display. it costs a bomb and never seen it in malaysia.
id Software is using that monitor for their workstation.

Some err.. old news


""Finally", many screen experts are saying. The 22 inch will longer be reserved to TN technology, with its panels being juggled from one manufacturer to another, its poor inferior viewing angles, etc. Lenovo has just unveiled the L220x, the first non TN 22 inch, wide gamut (!) and Full HD! Its panel can now display 1920 x 1200 points instead of the usual 1680 x 1050."

"Samsung SyncMaster 245T : the first PVA wide gamut panel with MPA technology, and artificial screening competing with BenQ's solution. In addition, there are multiple video inputs including HDMI and YUV, a 4 port USB hub, here again a vertically adjustable base, and it can be rotated and pivoted."

read it all here : http://www.behardware.com/html/news/cat22/page1.html

22" wide user here

usin BenQ FP222w, satisfy since 1st day 1 bought it ^.^ (juz tat regret din buy the black colour edition)

Wah Lan Eh, rich fella.

is there any LG L226WTQ user here?

i have benq 241VW..both ps3 n xbox360 can output 1080p..no overscan issue..360 via componenet (this monitor accept 1080p thru componenet) and ps3 via HDMI..

why do computer monitors have 1200 horizontal lines for Full HD while LCD TVs have 1080?

both have 1920 vertical lines tho, they are still widescreen each right? or at the comp monitors 16:10 over 16:9?

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Added on September 27, 2007, 5:25 amyes, i can confirm that i am correct.

1920/1200 = 16/10 while 1920/1080 = 16/9

This post has been edited by mypetridish: Sep 27 2007, 05:25 AM

ya i use this one before 1 week.... hehehe test use the contrast was high dunno i just feel that hehehe i using default... compare to the samsung 226bw . this one starting warm up slow..... another than that nothing can say lao also is good LCD as well