Why not buy one now? The Dell monitor is pretty good, for a great price. It has a MVA panel, and reportedly it has the newer A-MVA panel which is supposed to be an improvement on current MVA tech. At RM1900.00 it's a good deal cheaper than the other comparable 24 inchers.

Get one now before TN panels take over this segment.

hey guys..
well.. i'm planning to get a widescreen but im not sure of which one to look for.
well my criteria is 22' as for the price are REASONABLE. eheh but if the 24' is very convincing then i might think twice. sorry very noob at widescreens. pls help me out.

thanks.

What's your budget first of all? All 22 inchers are TN panels - if you want something you'll be really happy with for a long time one of the other sizes would probably be better, 20" or 24".

does all the mainstream TN monitors accept analog signals from DVI only?
All of the monitors I seen from their specs are:
LG L245WP
Video Signal Type : RGB Analog
even a 24" also use DVI-Analog?

need recomendation for 24inch moniter

willing to spend around rm 2500

been looking at dell's 24 inch ... do u guys think its good ? but sorta worried that i may get different parts as compared to others

I don't think need to wait cause it's practically another revision of the original 2407WFP, it's just got a diff backlight.

SAMSUNG SYNCMASTER 940BW
LG 19" 194 WT

which one is best buy? any of these lcd support 1.1 mapping?

Dude, dell 2407 is S-PVA panel.

Not MVA panel.

Samsung don't make a 24 inch wide gamut LCD, panel so it's not S-PVA.

This post has been edited by bryan: Jul 9 2007, 01:19 PM

The information I had 2407wfp regardless HC or not, they are S-PVA.

This dude is just a typical sore loser, won't accept that he is wrong.

Even idiots knows 2407 is s-pva, they just change the backlight, not the panel. HC or not hc, it is s-pva.

either way, the 24" is really a great buy since its so cheap !

too bad dell 22" and 19w is no longer available due to stock shortage.

can anyone tell me if Dell E207WFP 20" LCD good?
and why is the panel shape important? i've seen a lot of forumers talking about the panels...

I'm crazy about the 24" monitor. I still remember. Last time, monitor is just RM400 to RM600. Why the heck we're now salivating over monitor that costing RM1899??

Could you link please?

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Added on July 9, 2007, 4:14 pmWatch the attitude, buddy. First of all this is not a competition, if you wish to correct me be polite about it. I have been polite to you and I'm perfectly entitled to expect the same.

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Added on July 9, 2007, 4:16 pmActually back in the day 21" CRTs were way over RM2k

This post has been edited by bryan: Jul 9 2007, 04:16 PM

I want to buy 24" dell. can I change it if got 1 dead pixel? and during warranty period?

According to previous talk by our forumer, Dell dead pixel policy is minimum 7 pixels, then can exchange. But some said just inform Dell you got more than 7, then you get yours change. (Note: This method is from some forumer, I'm not sure work or not!)

From what i learn here, having different panel might influence in different thing. For example, some panels allow a higher and wider viewing angle, thus, allowing wider range. Besides, some panels also offer better color out of the box etc..Correct me if i am wrong..

Yes, you are right. Dell have a policy of only exchanging your LCD if you have more than 7 dead pixels. However, you can of course, tell them you have alot of dead pixel (even though you only have one) and they will exchange a brand new one for you..

Dell is always been changing panels in their entry level of LCDs. Sometimes they use Samsung, LG or even Taiwanese brands. The viewing angle is actually according to TN spec which is 160deg plus/minus. Some reputable panels such as Samsung/LG-Phillips do produce closest possible to the best TN specs, and brilliant contrast and better color reproduction. But for the average eyes, its hard to see how bad is one panel compare to others just by looking at it, at least its for me, partially color blind dumb.

and does Dell that stupid just take in the 1 dead pixel LCD than without inspections straightaway give you a new one?

This post has been edited by dattebayo: Jul 9 2007, 05:38 PM