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Posted by Kinon O'Cann on 11/01/07 16:28
"Igor" <donotreply@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:03:34 -0400, "Kinon O'Cann"
> <somewhere@over.the.rainbow> wrote:
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>>Interesting, since my HP1130 is losing contrast as I type. I'm looking at
>>LCDs, but have decided after looking at a few that whatever the brand,
>>it's
>>got to have an S-IPS panel. I've brought up some pix on a few, and the
>>conventional wisdom about the panels seems to be bourne out visually, and
>>the S-IPS screens look the best, and offer the widest viewing angle.
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>>Looking at the HP 2065, a reasonably priced 20" model with a S-IPS panel.
>>I've tried one, and it looks great; as good as any CRT I've ever used.
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> I've never heard of S-IPS. I'll have to look into it.
There are three panel types: TN, UVA/MVA, and IPS. TN is the cheapest, with
the shallowest viewing angles and weakest color reproduction. IPS is far and
away the best, but kind of hard to find since the panels are expensive. But,
if you can get one, they are excellent. Properly calibrated, it'l like
looking through a perfectly clear window. The HP 2065 is one of the least
expensive IPS panel displays, and produces a very nice image.
It appears to me that in the world of LCD displays you generally get what
you pay for.
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