Q. what makes lcd monitor a good one ,,,
what should i look for when buying new lcd
Details please explain as much as you can
thanks alot in advance
what should i look for when buying new lcd
Details please explain as much as you can
thanks alot in advance
A. Gateway which just got acquired by ACER makes a really Superb 24" LCD HD Monitor with analog component inputs, HDMI, DVI and VGA Inputs as well as Composite and S-Video Inputs. The only thing it doesn't have is an ATSC Tuner. It's a monitor not a HDTV but it's the closest thing to an HDTV you can get without the Tuner being built in.
I have a 24" one and a 19" one, theyre the previous models to the ones that are out now. (Mine is FPD2485W) List price is about $500, online you can get 'em for alot less. They also make a 30" one that can do 1600p resolution but it's $1699.
the 2 main specifications of an LCD display that you will see is Brightness (may be described as NITS) and contrast
(usually expressed as a ratio).
more recent displays will advertise a contrast ratio of "2000:1" or "3000:1" and big displays might even advertise "7000:1" (Samsung) or "15000:1" (Sharp)
but in those cases the contrast ratio is the result of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and isn't a true contrast meaure like you'd get on a CRT-Tube display.
Generally speaking the higher the contrast ratio the better, the higher the brightness the better. Also, LCD's have a narrower viewing angle, that is to say that if you're too far off to one side or the other the picture gets crappy looking and this is common from brand to brand and sceen size is not relevant. Plasmas aren't as bad at that but use 2X the power as LCD.
Good Luck!
I have a 24" one and a 19" one, theyre the previous models to the ones that are out now. (Mine is FPD2485W) List price is about $500, online you can get 'em for alot less. They also make a 30" one that can do 1600p resolution but it's $1699.
the 2 main specifications of an LCD display that you will see is Brightness (may be described as NITS) and contrast
(usually expressed as a ratio).
more recent displays will advertise a contrast ratio of "2000:1" or "3000:1" and big displays might even advertise "7000:1" (Samsung) or "15000:1" (Sharp)
but in those cases the contrast ratio is the result of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and isn't a true contrast meaure like you'd get on a CRT-Tube display.
Generally speaking the higher the contrast ratio the better, the higher the brightness the better. Also, LCD's have a narrower viewing angle, that is to say that if you're too far off to one side or the other the picture gets crappy looking and this is common from brand to brand and sceen size is not relevant. Plasmas aren't as bad at that but use 2X the power as LCD.
Good Luck!
Need help in choosing 24 in LED or LCD monitor?
Q. trying to buy a monitor for gaming and viewing movies. I want a 24 in monitor. either SAMSUNG P2450H vs LG W2486L. The LG is LED while the Samsung is a LCD. which one would ya get an why. Also are these monitor 1080p? need advice
A. I would go with the SAMSUNG P2450H, it has a lower dot pitch and it's brighter.
I've used both LED and LCD monitors although not the models you listed. Personally I have preferred the LCD monitors because the colors look better. I know the LED monitor manufacturers claim that they have better color quality but the ones I have had always have to be adjusted and I never seem to be able to get them quite right.
I've used both LED and LCD monitors although not the models you listed. Personally I have preferred the LCD monitors because the colors look better. I know the LED monitor manufacturers claim that they have better color quality but the ones I have had always have to be adjusted and I never seem to be able to get them quite right.
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