Lets just stop the argument lah. He is offended by the words used by Stiltzkin and Stiltzkin is too excited for his new 24" IPS

Sad was going to order the 24" but realize my table not fit enough to accommodate a 24" and 22"

i'm now saving up to buy the HP 2475w. Is it possible to pay HP in installment using CC?

You can contact HP to ask about it. AFAIK, they provide installment plan for LCDs

I found it

http://h50198.www5.hp.com/Store/faqMain.asp

How much is HP 2475w ? What's the warranty for HP 2475w ? sicne so many people want to buy ? cheap is it ?

RM2447. Because it is made of IPS panel, and it is cheaper than most of the 24" IPS (if not the cheapest) and also one of the few which can be gotten in Malaysia

2447? hurm last time i checked hp's webby the price was 3k

RM2447 , I think I would pass.I though only RM999 .
So any review how good is this IPS panel ? you do see before real life by eye ?

Well... concerning TN versus IPS and VA comparisons....

If aren't finicky about colors, TN panels are just fine for most everyday use... some TN panels can produce very nice colors actually, at times hard to discern from IPS or VA panels (except viewing angle, which is the best way to detect TN and non-TN panels).

As abovementioned, you will usually notice the dithering/FRC issue in darker shades only. I would like to point out that there are two types of FRC, that is the normal (older) FRC and dithering which produces 16.2 million colors and the newer Hi-FRC which produces 16.7 million colors (both from 262,144 actual colors, 6-bit per RGB hue).

You can hardly tell the difference between these two with normal images unless you look extremely closely. The difference between these two can be noticeable when trying to display smooth color graduations, Hi-FRC usually pass this test easily with smooth graduations and hardly noticeable color banding ("steps" in color differences).... however with FRC and dithering the color banding issue becomes quite noticeable.

The biggest gripe about TN panels is the viewing angles... espcially the color and brightness shifts when not viewed directly.

So which LCD are using the Hi-FRC TN-panel for 24"?

anyone know where to get hp 2475w cheap?

I tried to find the Nec 2490 in Malaysia but cannot find on website.

I then asked from NEC singapore, they said they only stock 2690 which is 26'' because the price isn't that much difference from their 24'' which they don't have stock. Besides i heard their 2690 is much better then the 2490.

What i love about the NEC 2690 is that although it is 2 years old, it has an internal lut which makes calibrating with a colorimeter a 1 press button no hassle thing. The color and image is so so so so damn good ......

Of course it has some minor issues, however i haven't really checked what they are but i heard there are some small niggles you need to check whether your ok with before you get it.


For price i think it's still more expensive compared to my newer HP Lp2475W ...... i rather get the HP imho cauz it has a newer panel, i don't notice any glows at angles, and it has the newer inputs such as hdmi and display port. furthermore the input lag is much lower then the NEC.

I cannot fully recommend NEC when HP looks so much attractive. NEC may be good though for graphics professionals maybe.




They do ??? Wow .... thx for the info i wish i knew about this earlier. I paid by credit card since i had to wait for my pay check to arrive first





Maxieos - review is here

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


I posted a screenshot to compare the closest candidates for a gaming monitor. I wouldn't consider a 2408 but i put there so you can compare it as well



These stats just show what the monitor has, it doesn't show all the problems they have such as the crazy input lag on 2408. You may need to do some research online to check it out

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Sep 15 2008, 07:49 PM

if 1k better get the benq 24 inch lcd
worth the money dude

does anyone here using AOC 2216Vw???
it's freaking cheap... below RM600 for a 22" LCD..

no one recommend dell ultrasharp 2408? is it really that bad? becoz thinking to buy one but got negative response here..

Any LCD monitor will have its negative comments. Its down to how are you going to use it and how much is your budget.

There are many good comments on the dell 2408.

I tried the Rock Band Aerosmith (PS3) input lag tester on my 2408. No adjustments needed. How credible of a test it is though is another question altogether.
If my PS3 titles don't suffer any input lag, would my PC ? Is input lag a PC only issue ?

Input Lag only really noticeable in really fast action games. Cause the lag is in the order of milliseconds, many casual gamers doesn't have a big concern with it.

Experts, please correct me if i'm wrong.

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Added on September 15, 2008, 11:46 pmI'm thinking of getting 2 of those dell 2409 instead of the HP 2475w. I think for price of the HP, i can get those 2409 although the panel is of the cheaper TN type.

Anybody have any different thoughts??

This post has been edited by zzzz52: Sep 15 2008, 11:46 PM

I don't know how much the 2409 is, but if you think the price difference is big meaning the 2409 is more worth it then yeh its alrite



The input lag on the dell is legendary. You even feel it even for non-gamers Dell released a monitor forgot which model which is a bigger size and more or less the same price and is better. I'd get that instead if u rely want a dell

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Sep 15 2008, 11:54 PM

Just don't know if the better panel will be that noticeable to me cause i'm just using it for normal daily usage, gaming, movies, work. So just considering what is the best option to spend a budget of 2k+ on the lcd monitor.

as said... just the view angle n color...
u got wut u paid bro
im satisfied with my asus vw223b ^^