moogle when u going to post ur monitor xD

Actually i already have


Someone posted a very rare and kewl side by side picture shot of the HP LP2475W with the Hazro 24'' i version





I uploaded some screenshots i took with my bro's camera.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E9NZ7AQR



This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Sep 11 2008, 06:17 PM

Kota Damansara.

I'm mutiara Damansara so close

Can anyone tell me how to clone the 2nd monitor to be identical to the 1st? Is it must be same resolution? I just want to clone the output to a 2nd monitor(LD TV actually) instead of extending my desktop to it.

cool!~~ but hmm so hard to compare which 1 is better.. both look decent! xD

The HP is better ....


Hazro HZ26Wi
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/hazro_hz26wi.htm


HP LP2475W
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/hp_lp2475w.htm



Hazro has the lowest input lag, but it's got a glow effect .... the HP has far fewer issues that aren't even big issues at all and it's calibration potential is very good

I am still awaiting mine, no one from hp call me to inform me about the delivery date yet.... this is POISON !!!!

This post has been edited by Quenox: Sep 11 2008, 09:09 PM

You pay by credit card is it ? They need to verify payment before they ship to you

Mine was pretty fast. 3-4 working days.


Quenox - you should have received an email from HP with your order number and a link to their HP site to check up on your purchase status. You should enquire from the sales person you talked with if you haven't gotten it yet

The shipping company contacted me on a saturday to arrange a time for them to send it over to my house

They were suppose to come between 2-5pm but they ended up arriving at 5:50 pm ... heh

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Sep 11 2008, 10:16 PM

Yupe, paid by credit card. Credit card already been verified and cleared on the next day actually which was Tuesday.

This post has been edited by Quenox: Sep 11 2008, 10:16 PM

Yeah she told me upon verification of payment, it will take between 7 days for shipping to be sent. They only say 7 so that you can't say they didn't meet the eta.

I would think it would arrive 1-2 days on a weekday.

Do you still have your 2405? Why not post pictures of them side by side?

Cauz i removed it from my room my hands are tired and i have a crappy digital camera so the picture won't look that good.

I wish i had a better camera so i could show off ; sigh.

My desk is quite small as well so i cannot fit 2 24'' monitors which is why i am selling in the first place

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Sep 11 2008, 10:49 PM

My point is getting the lowest resolution in widest monitor in the market. If there is 800 X 600 30" monitor, go grasp it for old man.

My new 24" monitor is having much smaller font than my 15" monitor which is more difficult to read news. Have to bear for trade-off between font size and movie size.

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Added on September 12, 2008, 4:14 amGet a splitting cable to connect two monitors to your PC.

Some old monitors cannot support higher 1920X1200 resolution. Originally I was planning to use two monitors in different locations. Small one for reading news and email, and big one is solely for movie, but my old monitor is incapable to support high resolution. It's too troublesome to readjust resolution back and forth, so I decided to give my old monitor to my nephew.

This post has been edited by Fearless: Sep 12 2008, 04:42 AM

from the pict i can c the left 1 pict look real n the right maybe a lot of brightness

Test it on-site before bring your new monitor home.

I was so confident to assume Philips monitor shall work as intended, but I was wrong. The built-in speakers are dead. Send it back for repair is never a pleasant experience.

My advice is DO NOT buy Philips monitor for two reasons, first is shipping defective product to consumer showing that they have lousy quality control and second is you never get reply from Philips online customer support except confirmation email generated by server.

Philips monitor is no longer under Philips groups, the division shall be under a China company by now.

For peace of mind and good customer support, Dell is number one service compnay in the market.

I will not buy any HP product no matter how good and how cheap their products, their online customer service is damned suck as Philips.

I just bought a HP w2228h LCD monitor at sri comp RM1060

I'm sorry but that doesn't make much sense to use very low resolution on a 24'' monitor. The best resolution is 1900x1200 for that size. Changing the resolution out of native resolution will make the quality drop down For a perfectionist like me that is unacceptable.

I do understand your gripe that on 1900x1200 on a 24'' the text look tiny, i also agree with you. I heard 26'' even though it is slightly bigger, but at 1900x1200 it has bigger text so easier to read then a 24'' because 26'' lcd monitors have bigger pixels so it would make reading much more comfortable.

If the 26'' text at native 1900x1200 is still no good for you, then yes you can reduce the resolution out of native by a bit so it won't impact your quality too much. Some monitors can scale out of native without too much quality loss, such as the NEC 2690 Do your research what monitor can scale out of native without much loss, also aim for 26''

Thanks for the tip. I've an ATI 4850 and output to a 22" Benq LCD via DVI and a SHARP LCD TV via HDMI.

I'm using the Sharp to watch movies. Currently it's very troublesome as i need to drag the apps over to the Sharp desktop, but since it's far away( about 12 feet or more), i can't see what i'm doing with the keyboard and mouse on that screen.

I read that you can actually clone the monitor via software, but only saw it for Nvida cards and XP. VISTA seems to have do away with the cloning features.

Now the problem...since i need HDMI for my Shapr and DVI for my Benq...how do i split???

how come price drop??

or u force them discount for u?? ^^

last 2 week i bought from there oso , RM1070..zzZzz....