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AMD is not coming up with anything now. The reasons for the Intel price drops cannot be due to competition, because there isn´t any. AMD is struggling financially right now and Intel is just putting some fuel on AMD´s fire.
So the price drops are good for us in the short run, but if AMD must...
Photo editing needs an 8 bit panel.
If I lived in the US, I would buy the Dell 2007fwp or what ever the name is. It is probably a S-IPS panel that is best suited for photo editing and is dirt cheap (around $300)
However, If you live in the EU, the NEC 20WGX2 is probably the best value wide...
Current LCDs are all in all better than current CRTs.
The days of the CRT are simply gone. The high end ones were made of expensive parts, which were revealed by their price tags but the current ones are made out of cheap materials and their quality is not that good.
I need a display for photo editing and photo viewing. I´m down to these two but I cannot decide which is better. The NEC costs 70 euros more than the HP.
Which is better?
Thanks!
This panel technology and the specs are more misleading than I thought. If a panel cannot show 16.7M colors, then it shouldn´t been rated that way. I wonder what the actual colors are in reality?
I also don´t understand why calibrated monitors like the HP L2065 or similar have...
Thanks for your replies.
So it might be worth it to wait for the new type of monitors that have 8 bit panels and 92% of NTSC?
I read that NEC is coming out with a 26" and HP with a 30" but I don´t need that large. Is there any hope that for example a 20" monitor will be released....or is...
Why have wide gamut monitors not more colors than the standard 16.7M onces?
Isn´t wide gamut just a great marketing gimmick that have little or no meaning in practice?
I´m looking at buying a good display for photo editing and these technical and marketing bla bla aren´t helping.
NEC provides 3yr warranty in Europe (just like the competitors) and other companies also offer the latest S-IPS panels. So, I´m not sure a NEC at a higher price than the competition offer a better value to customers that haven´t got money to burn.
Thanks Scyles for your reply.
I was mainly thinking of this new 26" NEC vs other S-IPS panels. I live in France and Dell prices are much higher here than in the US. The cheapest S-IPS panels here are the NEC 20WGX2, HP 2065 and Philips 200p7, all around 500 euros. I´m thinking if there would...
I would like to know if it would be much better to get a monitor that has 92% of the Adobe RGB gamut rather than a monitor that has 72% of the gamut? The monitors with more gamut are more expensive and I don´t know if they are better in all regards? I also find it confusing why the wide gamut...
They are the same company, but with 2 brands. LG doesn´t seem to have a great reputation, while Philips seem to be well regarded. LG is also cheaper than similar Philips panels.
Is it possible that Philips uses more expensive and better components than LG..like higher grade panels...or are...
I need a decent monitor and my budget is 6-700 euros tops, preferably less. I wont be at home in most of December, so I´m thinking of either buy something now or postpone it until January....if there is going to be either price cuts or better monitors available then.
I have been looking at...
Hi all.
I´m going to get a new workstation (3d design, video editing, photo editing etc) for my wife and since we are on a budget I´m thinking of buying a low end conroe and overclock it.
I´m looking at the range from E6300, E6400 and up to E6600 and I´m thinking if the more expensive ones...