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09-03-11, 07:37 PM
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Monitors.
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People have photographic memories, its just that they forget to put the memory card in. Last edited by littlebro; 09-03-11 at 10:28 PM. 
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09-03-11, 09:00 PM
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Your links aren't working, so I can't see what you're referring to I'm afraid.
But I have this one: http://www.scan.co.uk/products/23-lg...-1080p-full-hd And would thoroughly recommend it to anyone. Brilliant quality, brilliant looks, brilliant price 
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09-03-11, 10:31 PM
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People have photographic memories, its just that they forget to put the memory card in. Last edited by littlebro; 09-03-11 at 10:34 PM.
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10-03-11, 01:52 AM
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It depends rather on what you want the monitor to do littlebro - whether it's primary use will be for photo editing or gaming/video. TN monitors are generally better for the latter whereas IPS and PVA monitors are better suited to photo editing. For an explanation of the different panel types have a look here (a little light reading
 )Although it is not clarified on your PC World link page I would imagine the HP monitor is a TN type, whereas I know the Dell to be IPS. The Dell gets good reviews for its price level: Here is one and here is another. Bearing in mind that the pcbuyit price for the Dell does not include VAT it makes the Dell about £60 pricier than the HP. The 2ms response time of the LG monitor recommended by Matt points to it being a TN panel type and so would be excellent for gaming. As regards gamut, you are probably looking at sRGB in that price range rather than Adobe RGB. The latter needs a wide-gamut monitor but, unless you spend a lot of money on a pro monitor, the sRGB you are most likely to use is often compromised on lower cost wide-gamut monitors. The HP LP2475W is an example of that. I hope this might help. Bump
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10-03-11, 07:16 AM
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10-03-11, 12:16 PM
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People have photographic memories, its just that they forget to put the memory card in.
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10-03-11, 03:50 PM
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10-03-11, 05:01 PM
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Good for you littlebro - it's only money
 Let us know how you get on with the Dell and what you think of it after a period of use. I'm sure that would interest other visitors to this forum. Just for general information, here is a link to the TFT Central review of the Viewsonic VP2365wb suggested by Ashleyj. It uses the same LG.Displays e-IPS panel as the Dell U2311H so performance is similar but in the case of the tested examples the Dell had the overall edge, albeit at slightly greater cost. TFT Central says the Dell is a later model than the Viewsonic and I know the Dell has been around for quite a while so perhaps the scarcity of the Viewsonic model mentioned by Ashleyj is because it is being run out? Bump
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10-03-11, 09:41 PM
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