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Retro Vizion · 11.04.2011, 06:06

ASUS PA246Q ProArt 24” IPS Monitor Review - HardwareCanucks

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Originally Posted by HardwareCanucks

The ASUS PA246Q ProArt boasts stats that will have people drooling: a 24” 10 bit P-IPS panel with 98% coverage of the Adobe colour space (100% sRGB coverage and 102% NTSC coverage), SIX way colour adjustment (R,G,B and C,M,Y), 1920x1200 16:10 resolution, an adjustable stand, a great selection of input options, a USB hub and a 7 in 1 card reader. If that isn’t enough for you, it also comes with a mammoth 12-bit internal Look up Table and a price of about $500. In an age of inexpensive, low quality TN panels $500 may sound like a hefty amount but when you consider the features which the ProArt brings to the table, this is a veritable steal.

Ardeleanu' · 11.04.2011, 13:39

ASUS ProArt PA246Q 24" IPS LCD Monitor Unboxing

Firefox · 13.04.2011, 08:10

HannsG HL225 Review - Techradar

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The results are a mixed bag. Blacks were spot-on in our tests, and there was superb representation of gradients. The problem arose when it came to representation of whites, which were over-saturated.
Further tests showed that gamma representation was accurate, so the problem should have been fixed with the X-Contrast turned on, but it made no difference.
There's also no HDMI port, which is practically unheard of on current monitors, and there's no adaptor in the box.
When the shortcomings are taken away, we're left with the question of price. £109 for a 22-inch LED monitor is a fantastic proposition, and on that basis, we'd be happy to recommend the HL225 to anyone looking for a super thin PC monitor.
It won't make your movies look the best, or help you to edit amazing photos, but it's a strong performer and a true bargain.

Retro Vizion · 14.04.2011, 08:46

Acer Announces New H-Series Stereo 3D Ready LCD Monitors
http://www.techpowerup.com/144073/Ac...-Monitors.html

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Originally Posted by TechPowerUp

Acer America Corp., the number one provider of 3D displays worldwide, today debuts its new Acer 3D Series Displays for customers in North America. The new 27-inch (HN274H) and 23.6-inch (HS244HQ) widescreen 3D LCD displays are the ultimate visual medium for enjoying the vivid realism and depth of three dimensional entertainment and learning.

The new 3D LCDs provide thrilling full HD 3D visuals via HDMI or DVI-DL to PCs, Blu-ray Disc Players, game consoles, cameras and 3D TV programming via a set-top box. Supporting the HDMI 3D solution, the displays deliver immersive 3D broadcasting, Blu-ray movies, gaming and photography. The solution is also ideal for schools, as education content providers create new 3D curriculum that makes learning more engaging.

Firefox · 15.04.2011, 07:58

Zalman ZM-M240W Stereoscopic 3D Monitor Review - BCC Hardware

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Image quality is average and I had trouble getting one game to render properly at all - but overall the experience was pretty decent. I actually used the ZM-M240W one evening for a bunch of online play and I found that it wasn't a hindrance in performance like I've seen with active shutter glasses. I was able to keep gaming for hours with these and didn't do too bad. Any competitive gamer will tell you that gaming competitively in 3D is impossible. With the Zalman ZM-M240W - it was possible and it did so without making my eyes bleed.
3D technology is probably here to stay (in one form or another) and this screen enables you to find yourself a bit more immersed in your favorite game. Is it the best solution on the market? Probably not, but it is affordable and is one of the first polarized displays we've seen to hit the mainstream. There will be a lot more competition in the near future to keep Zalman innovating. That is important as products will get better and the consumer will win!

Pros:

Polarized glasses are affordable
Decent contrast ratio
Adequate 3D effect
Comes with software for playing movies and creating 3D wallpaper
Fully HDCP DVI + VGA connections
Built-in speakers
Less eye-strain than active shutter-glasses

Cons:

Stand feels flimsy
Doesn't work on all games
Hard to tweak so everything remains converged and focused
Interlaced method cuts vertical resolution in half (540px)

Firefox · 18.04.2011, 13:19

Hyundai rolls out three Q Series monitors in Europe

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Hyundai IT has now introduced in Europe its newest consumer-grade monitor family which is known as the Q Series and (for starters) includes three models, the 18.5-inch Q96Ld, the 21.5-inch Q226Lh and the 23.6-inch Q246Lh.
Hyundai's displays all come with an LED backlight, a slim profile, a piano black finish and feature a 5ms response time, 170/160 degree (H/V) viewing angles, a dynamic contrast ratio of 10,000,000:1, 250 cd/m2 maximum brightness, two 1.5W built-in speakers, and and D-Sub and DVI outputs (the Q246Lh also includes a HDMI port).
The Q96Ld, with its native resolution of 1366 x 768, has a recommended price tag of €125, while the Full HD (1920 x 1080) Q226Lh and Q246Lh cost €169 and €235, respectively. A three-year warranty is offered by Hyundai.

Firefox · 21.04.2011, 09:33

Hanns.G HS233 Review - Techradar

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The HS233 produces 3D images of the same calibre as the more costly Asus and BenQ panels and adds another level of immersion with a game or movie, just as the others do, but it's up to the user to decide if that's worth coping with the torturously painful glasses.

We liked
The Hanns.G HS233 is a very capable 3D monitor at a very reasonable price-point. And thanks to that 120MHz refresh rate it's also one hell of a good all-round monitor, too.
It's also backlit, giving vivid colour representation and crystal clear images.

We disliked
That reasonable price-point, though, unlike the competing Asus screen, doesn't include the Nvidia 3D Vision kit. That itself costs another £100, so if you're after the full 3D package you've got to pay.

Firefox · 27.04.2011, 09:13

Mitsubishi releasing 23-inch 3D monitor with IPS panel

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That's right, Mitsubishi is betting on stereoscopic 3D technology (glasses required and bundled) with this display which is also equipped with the Giga Clear II image enhancement engine and boasts a Picture-in-Picture function. In terms of specs, we have a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, a 3.8ms (GTG) response time) a 1,000:1 contrast ratio (5,000:1 DCR), D-Sub, DVI and dual HDMI 1.4 inputs, two 2W speakers, and a stand allowing for height and tilt adjustments.
The RDT233WX-3D will go on sale in Japan on May 30th, its reported price tag being 52,800 yen (~ $646).

Firefox · 29.04.2011, 22:32

AOC readies the 50 ID Series LED-backlit monitors

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The 50 ID line includes 18.5-inch (1366 x 768), 20-inch (1600 x 900), 21.5-inch (1920 x 1080), 22-inch (1680 x 1050), 23-inch (1980 x 1080) and 23.6-inch (1920 x 1080) models, all featuring a dynamic contrast ratio of 20,000,000:1 and a 5ms response time.
Depending on model, the monitors include only D-Sub, D-sub and DVI, or D-Sub, DVI and HDMI connectors, a brightness of 200/250 cd/m2, built-in speakers, USB ports, and a stand allowing for height, tilt, and even pivot tweaking.
The 50 ID offering is set to become available in June.

Firefox · 30.04.2011, 16:43

AOC e2343F2 LED Monitor Review - TBreak

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Usually, I conclude my reviews with either a recommended or not recommended, but with the AOC e2343F2, I am utterly confused. At its price point, it seems to offer a lot but what it offers is average at best. The color banding and ghosting are an issue, but is it worth skipping over two HDMI ports and PIP? Probably not, they are hardly noticeable unless you go look for them. As a reviewer, I would still recommend the Samsung PX2370 for the best possible image quality; however, if you are on a tight budget, the AOC is a good choice, especially considering its features. The term ‘price for performance’ has never been as profound as with the AOC e2343F2. You get exactly what you pay for, and nothing more.

Firefox · 07.05.2011, 17:22

Asus ProArt Series PA246Q LCD Monitor - Review

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There are certainly no shortage of 24 inch screens, but there are only a handful which I would be willing to use 24/7 with my own design oriented system… the Asus ProArt Series PA246Q is one of them. While from the outside, the design is almost a retro throwback to the 80′s, it is a very sturdy unit with metal support and a wide array of connectivity options to cover every demand. Technically it rivals the excellent Dell U2410, another class leading IPS design in the same price bracket.
The quality of the screen is really without question, scoring well with colour accuracy and saturation, black definition and white purity. On a technical level, it is more than a match for the Dell U2410.
With the wealth of 16:9 panels saturating the market, it is refreshing that Asus have released a formidable high end screen for design and rendering duties, but also one that is capable enough to double up for gaming and high definition movie duties. It is rather difficult to find a great 16:10 screen now in the sub £500 sector, specifically one in a higher league than the masses of TN screens available.
TN screens are certainly great value for money but when you spend time with a well calibrated IPS panel there really is no going back. The PA246Q is a capable and diverse product which offers very high levels of performance without breaking the bank.
Scan are stocking the Asus ProArt Series PA246Q in the UK, for £425 inc vat.

Pros:

Great image quality
good connectivity
very customisable
great cable bundle
covers all output demands
comes pre assembled
16:10 resolution

Cons:

clunky chassis and red stripe might not appeal to everyone
some colour options are only available in specific modes

Marius3D · 07.05.2011, 19:12

Oare la noi in tara cand apare?

MIss1Le · 08.05.2011, 10:20

Pe mine m-ar interesa un monitor 3D . Sunt tare curios cum se vede .

Firefox · 10.05.2011, 13:27

iiyama launches the ProLite E2008HDD 20-inch monitor

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iiyama today introduced a new ProLite series widescreen monitor, a 20-inch model called E2008HDD(-B) which features a native resolution of 1600 x 900 pixels, a 2ms (GTG) response time and an ECO mode enabling power savings of up to 30%.
iiyama's display also has a contrast ratio of 1,000:1 (30,000:1 DCR), 250 cd/m2 brightness, D-Sub and DVI inputs, it's backed by a three-year warranty and can be found in Japan priced at $208.

Firefox · 10.05.2011, 15:56

Acer HN274H - Hi Tech Legion

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It is 2011 and 3D is alive and well with the amount of manufacturers and software offering support growing constantly. It is also nice to see Acer with a new 3D monitor which blows away their previous model in terms of performance. Despite having a 1920x1080 display on a 27-inch screen, sharpness was not an issue with the display and it is actually one of the best TN monitors I’ve seen. Yes IPS panels are still superior but there is no point comparing the HN274H to an IPS panel since it is designed for gaming, specifically in 3D, and offers feature sets which make it a cheaper alternative to full size 3D HDTVs while having standard 3D LCD monitor capabilities. If this monitor was advertised as a professional display for serious photographers and videographers, then comparing it to an IPS panel would make sense.

I wish I was a more eloquent writer so I could express the joys of playing 3D Vision. Initially, I was expecting this to be a quick review since I have a lot of hardware on my plate but found myself testing more and more games. Specifically, I was just going to test Metro 2033 and Battlefield Bad Company 2, since both games are excellent at testing real world extremes of 3D Vision gaming (really dark for Metro 2033 and blinding white scene in battlefield Bad Company 2) which easily expose ghosting and crosstalk. After being satisfied with the excellent results, I installed Bulletstorm, which is a very colorful game that runs on the Unreal 3 engine and has a lot of wide open areas with a lot of bloom applied. Typically, low saturation games fare better in 3D, like Batman and CoD4, but Bulletstorm had an “Excellent” 3D Vision rating and had very little problems with the white areas, easily fixed by adjusting the contrast a bit to minimize. Finally, I realized I have not touched my StarCraft II account (with the exception of running it for benchmarks) since December, so I fired it up in 3D Vision for a game or two. I still think RTS games are my favorite for 3D Vision as it is the closest in taking you back to when you played with toys as a kid, except the individual units move on their own. Needless to say, 3D gaming on the Acer HN274H 3D monitor was a blast and if I wasn’t on a deadline and did not have to write this article, I would probably still be playing right now.

Pros

3 HDMI 1.4 ports
Built-in NVIDIA 3D Vision IR emitter on the bezel
Excellent colors for a TN panel
LED Backlight
Single button Display input switch
Built-in Speaker
No ghosting on top and bottom edges while in 3D mode
Excellent 2D and 3D performance

Cons

OSD 3D notification would be better if it was smaller and if the "option to skip" text did not popup every time.

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