3007wfp-hc was released a year or so after the release of 3007wfp ... if I'm not mistaken...

only differs in Back-light

This post has been edited by BeastX: Mar 17 2009, 08:49 PM

i think i remember someone say using a camera (by looking at the camera screen u will c the flip imagine u will c some vertical line (VA panel),something like that) can know which panel is that?
izzit this is another way to identify panel?
correct me if i wrong.

offtopic.
wow this forum really hot indeed.
long time nv come hardware zone.
guy relax...
not tat all ppl. can sit in front of pc to search for few hour.
and no need to use "dumbasss" good?
sigh
like i say if feel that this post is spoonfeeding just ignore it.

This post has been edited by chickenducksoup: Mar 17 2009, 09:58 PM

The easiest way to see what's the panel use is by looking at the viewing angle. TN panel will always have a more narrow viewing angle usually 160° / 160° (typical) and VA/S-IPS will have wider viewing angle usually 178° / 178° (typical).
Unfortunately not all manufacturer advertise the panel they use, so using viewing angle is the most accurate way to know the panel used

The camera trick is not for checking panel type. Like valho said, viewing angle is the easiest to check the panel type. But those who haven't seen a VA/IPS panel before might have a problem because they have nothing to compare with. 2ndly is the color reproduction. Again, you have to be pretty good with your eyes and have seen a VA/IPS panel before you can spot the difference. 3rdly, if non of those above works for you, worst come to worst come in here, give us a model you want to check the panel type and wait for forumers reply if you do not have the time searching for it.

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This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Mar 18 2009, 01:35 AM

Most TN panels now boasts 170° (horizontal)

yeah I did saw some at dell with 160° / 170° viewing angle at Dell site. This makes it harder to see whether the panel is TN or VA/S-IPS since I think most ppl at the shop doesn't know what panel is used on the LCD they are selling and not all manufacturer advertise it

Well.... once can assume pretty well based on the price. I can confidently say that most LCDs selling out there are TN panel.

Heh, just updated to the 24" club from my old viewsonic 20" and all i can say is...

the Dell 2408WFP RAWKS! Still bloody expensive but it seemed to me the only one with all the interconnects. The HDMI-in and the audio HDMI-out is great for my xbox 360. Working on getting my retro consoles - gamecube, xbox, dreamcast connected.

For pc use - movies, i suppose the extra 4" makes a difference, but the difference is really big when i try reading downloaded comics in full page mode.

Even though you can now get a 24" for less than RM700, the 2408wfp is damned worth it for me at least.

This post has been edited by Kidicarus: Mar 18 2009, 12:48 PM

looks like everybody prefer dell.....
is it that good.....?
thinking of getting a samsung t240.......
any advice....?

mostly is personal preference I guess, I got my 2408 because I wanted a VA panel and also it has 5 years warranty and premium panel guarantee, which means I can exchange it even if there's only 1 dead/bright pixel.
And I don't think there's any other 24" that comes with the amount of input that the 2408 has

Dell listed their panel nowadays. and what's with the all TN panel nowadays Dell? demitt....even 24" is TN? come on,.....at least give us VA


Chow

yeah I know dell listed them, but most other manufacturer doesn't. Dell 24" VA panel, the 2408 went to small & medium business section instead of home . looks like all dell VA panel went to small & medium business section, only the 27" and 30" is still under home

samsung 2333SW, samsung 2233SW & acer H233HQwhich 1 better?

hehe i saw a 26" BenQ lying around in Lowyat yesterday

not listed at benq's website yet.

Ya lor, most of Dell LCDs are of TN panel. Luckily I was able to grab my Dell 2007WFP with great deal last time.
One thing I was curios about is how is my 2007WFP (S-IPS panel) compare to Dell 2209WA (E-IPS panel)?

2007WFP wins hands down out of the box without tuning. I still remember paying 2.4k for that yrs ago. I'm not that impressed with 2209WA, but at least it is cheap anyway or else I'll be kicking myself after that purchase.

guys..im currently using a samsung T220 and im not sure if theres a problem with it..

while playing games especially football games like fifa or PES,there is quite a bit of ghosting (not sure if thats it) but the picture is not smooth especially when the ball crosses the screen..is this normal?

pictures are not sharp and smooth even with max setting and anti aliasing set to maximum..here are the details of my pc..

core 2 duo 2Ghz
2Ghz RAM
ATI HD4850

it should be fine if referring to your pc spec. izzit very high reso?. but i do notice PES uses a lot of graphic resources, since i need to play in low reso, compare to other games like COD4 or COH.
so IMO not ur pc spec, its the game itself hunger of graphic resources

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Added on March 19, 2009, 9:38 amI choose Samsung 2333SW for sake of large and good brand. maybe other forumers dat using acer lcd can justify their satisfaction in using ther monitor. me also wanna know

This post has been edited by xenon_aniki: Mar 19 2009, 09:38 AM