,Sep 12 2008, 10:17 AM]
how come price drop??

or u force them discount for u?? ^^

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

Thank you very much for the info but again I still cannot get what I want   

Why forum member here like to give wording than actually comparison eye to eye or real life.Why just info ?
I was asking where I can see real life or eye to eye difference.You all tell me example "Samsung LCD TV 30 inch very nice but Sony LCD TV 30 inch color produce more nice or chicken rice at Jalan A nice but chicken rice at Jalan B more nice"
I never try I never know ,I  never see I never know.I just want someone to tell me where I can see those difference between all all 3 panel.

Go to Mid Valley Megamall's IT World, look for 30" Apple iCinema at Machines and memorize whatever you see. Then go to Dell and look at 27" Dell 2707WFP and just randomly find another LCD which is under the price range of RM1000 and memorize what you see again. The 30" Apple iCinema is IPS, Dell 2707WFP is PVA and any random LCD screens below RM1000 is TN panel. Compare them in your head.

Thank you but where to find Dell 2707WFP ? at Mid Valley Megamall ?

If 2228h price is RM 999 worth to buy ??

LCD Panel Technology Type and Characteristics

TN film (Twisted Nematic)
- low manufacturing/retail costs
- restrictive viewing angles
- fast pixel response times
- dead pixels display white. Stuck pixels display RGB colors
- lower contrast levels means blacks are not as dark as VA based panels
- lower color reproduction

IPS (In Plane Switching)
- improved viewing angles over TN
- very good color reproduction
- slower pixel response times than TN
- dead pixels display black
- lower contrast levels means blacks are not as dark as VA based panels

    Super-IPS (S-IPS)
    - same as IPS except ...
    - likely best color reproduction of all TFT
    - less expensive to produce than IPS
    - improved pixel response

VA (Vertical Alignment) Technologies

MVA (Multidomain Vertical Alignment)
- compromise between TN and IPS technologies
- superior color reproduction over TN but not as good as IPS
- very good viewing angles but less than IPS
- higher contrast than TN or S-IPS means very good blacks
- dead pixels are black
- slower pixel response than TN or IPS
- details can be lost when directly viewing dark areas

    Premium-MVA (P-MVA)
    - same as MVA except ...
    - "overdrive" technology increases pixel response but still slower than TN
    - may have slightly degraded color reproduction due to "overdrive" process

    PVA (Patterned VA)
    - same as MVA except ...
    - larger viewing angles
    - higher contrast levels means darkest blacks

        Super-PVA (S-PVA)
        - same as PVA except ...
        - “Magic Speed” (the Samsung equivalent to Overdrive) improves pixel response
        - slightly improved color reproduction
        - slightly improved viewing angles


Purchasing Considerations

TN Gamers
Considered a "gamers" panel due to it's fast pixel response times which reduces trailing images know as "ghosting". However, this advantage has been reduced by new technologies to accelerate pixel response times in other panel types. Colors and contrast tend to be weak and blacks are not truly dark. Viewing angles are significantly limited. However, monitors based on this technology tend to be inexpensive.

IPS / S-IPS Graphics Work or Web Browsing
Considered to have the best color reproduction of all panel types, these panels are well suited for graphics work or web browsing. Pixel response time is also good but slower than the TN "gamers" panel. Contast and blacks are also less dark than VA panels but viewing angles are excellent.

MVA / P-MVA / PVA / S-PVA Compromise for All-Around Use
These panels are a compromise between the fast pixel response times of the TN panel and the excellent color reproduction of the IPS panels. Contrast and blacks are best of all the panel types. Viewing angles are similar but slightly inferior to IPS.

Rather than lower the resolution for "bigger" text, why not just increase the font DPI. It makes no sense to go low resolution. Have larger high resolution fonts.

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???

My summary.

Tn = LCD monitor on the cheap for crappy panels for people that like crappy colors, and images and very low viewing angles that make me want to puke.

You know, there is a lot (yes, is a lot) forumer using TN panels include me.
too bad my option have limited. So I choose to be Crappy KiD.
Sorry Bro, did I make you puke?

You know, there is a lot (yes, is a lot) forumer using TN panels include me.
too bad my option have limited. So I choose to be Crappy KiD.
Sorry Bro, did I make you puke?

How to attach the lcd stand of new Samsung LCD?
I owned an old Samsung LCD, and the stand quite easy to install,
just bought the new model but failed to attach the stand to the lcd itself..
it seems like quite hard to attach it, i don want to spoil my lcd b4 using it..