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Nuff said. http://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1233647523

Perhaps that issue isn't as big as some wants us to belief. And keep in mind, one dissatisfied customer makes more noise than 100 happy clients.

I agree with Fyleow. We have ordered and received 5 LP2475w screens here at the office (for professional photo editing and design) and all look great after calibration. Needless to say, perfect panels do not exist (not even the much worshipped Nec 2490WUXi), but this quality at this price level...

We have had them here at work and let me tell you what a drama that was. I love Apple, but the cinema display is a seriously overpriced and subpar performing beast.

Seems to me that the 'mother of all 24" screens' would be as much of a success in Europe as in the USA. Then why oh why doesn't NEC sell it in Europe? (and yes, I already asked NEC... and they (here in Europe) have no clue why...

a friend of mine has the Pantone Huey Pro as well and is very pleased with it. To be honest, i haven't read any complaints about it. Perhaps if you could post a link it would serve as useful referential material for others?

i actually heard pretty positive things about the Pantone Huey Pro. Also the cheapest of the bunch. Perhaps not the best choice for hardend design professionals, but worth a look for anybody else calibrting their panel.

What is the calibration weapon of your choice and why? Since I read the question already a couple of times here, do let us know if you have experience with calibrating wide gammut panels and how your calibration tool performs with that as well. Cheers!

i hate to break it to you guys, but prepare yourself for all future PVA/IPS panels to go wide gammut...

apart from a few highend screens, this one and the 24/2690 screens, NEC produces a lot of mediocre and overpriced screens as well. Just to say that no manufacturer is without QC issues and poor panels. it seems you ended up on the wrong side of the straw, hopefully you will have more luck...

looks pretty and nicely designed. hopefully they will find resellers in Holland...we can sure use some more IPS panels over here!

Noooooo, NEC is the supreme panel king... oh no, Eizo is ofcourse the elite of the elite ;)

interesting discussion, hopefully more input will follow.

Hello, You may want to elaborate on your requirements for the screen. What is the best screen for one person, may not suite another one.

you might want to check Prad.de there you can compair models and make selections based on for example panel, adjustable height stand, pivot and so on.