techradar.com — The next time you buy a monitor, will you have a clue what you're buying? Or will you be winging it based on little more than size, price and maybe the number of input options? Fear not - we're going to give you all the information you need to sort the good panels from the bad.
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breakspiritFeb 25, 2009
I also require sources. Your entire comment is pretty far fetched, from my limited knowledge of the HDTV industry.
kibbledFeb 25, 2009
With great power comes responsibility, and a costume that leaves nothing to the imagination.
mklnz2Feb 25, 2009
To be honest I didn't really know the difference between TN, VA and IPS panels until I got myself a Dell 2709W (which is PVA). Now I never want to go back to a TN panel again. VA and IPS panels look so much nicer, much better viewing angles and blacker blacks.
jasdfFeb 25, 2009
Is this really that hard of a concept to understand? Its almost like you didn't go go school.Yes, I did it on purpose.
pixelbeat_Feb 25, 2009
What would really be useful (and a good opportunity for someone) would be to have a site listing the 13 attributes listed here for various LCD monitors/TVs: <a class="user" href="http://www.pixelbeat.org/systems/kdl-26s3000/">http://www.pixelbeat.org/systems/kdl-26s3000/</a>Another good link on LCD monitor types is: <a class="user" href="http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000991.html">http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000991.h ...</a>
kimmichalskiFeb 25, 2009
Good read!
Closed AccountFeb 25, 2009
Exactly like the push for more megapixels in digital cameras over CCD size, the drive for screen size and price over quality has really screwed up the LCD display market. Why can't we keep some quality on the market?I love my discontinued 21-inch PVA screen and really dislike TN screens.
rdoger6424Feb 27, 2009
Reflections!