Recent content by J_C

Glad I found this thread. From recent/current experience, the Hauppauge Colossus is a real SOB to get working with AT&T Uverse. I've been messing with it off and on during my spare time for the past week, and still have nothing working. I thought I had done enough research and the colossus...

Awesome, some of the monitors mentioned to be released or expected to be released look awesome, but I have to agree with most everybody else, it's just too much cash. Gotta wait for the cost to come down substantially on the IPS variant of LEDs, assuming something better doesn't come along in...

Thanks Deacon, I've completed the transfer. I was also trying to simply drag and drop, but wanted to be cautious considering that method could seriously screw things up in XP. Fortunately, the d&d method works in Vista, although it would only allow me to transfer a certain amount of files at...

Is there any other discussion on this topic located elsewhere that I could be directed to?

I run XP, but I have access to a machine running Vista that currently has some fonts we need to transfer over. See, in XP it was a simple copy & paste job, no worries. But in Vista, that is not allowed. Can someone please explain to me how to work around this? Thank you.

Also, I'm noticing an irritating flicker on my 2007WFP. It's happened several times now in a span of only 1 hour of use. Has anybody else experienced similar problems? When I first powered up my monitor, I was running it through a KVM switch, and I don't think the monitor really liked that...

Thank you. My panel is RT803, S-IPS, and the last letter in the serial number is an L. Much appreciated.

I have two new drives to install. I'm installing a Serial ATA drive, which I intend to use as C, for various apps, and then a big Ultra ATA as my secondary for data storage. I know the SATA goes into the first available SATA connection, but which IDE port does the Ultra ATA drive connect to...

I just got the 2007 WFP. On the box, it says REVA04 made in Mexico. Is that officially a S-IPS panel?

What's H-IPS? Is it as good or better than S-IPS? Which monitors have this type of panel?

Dell might be working on a 4K (4520 X 2540) monitor, as are others. I know RED Digital Cinema has one in the making, as well as a 4K projector to aid in display analyzation of 4K footage shot on the RED1. Sony already has a 4K projector, and I wouldn't be surprised if Panasonic and others are...

Information on the different types of panels can also be found here: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1039222

:) When I resurrected my search for a flat panel this year, I was easily decieved by the HP. Upon viewing it for the first time, I was under the impression it would perform like the NEC 20WGX2, since it too has a glossy screen. I later discovered they're two entirely different panel types...

Is there any word on a 2007HC or 2207HC? I figured since Dell appears to be implementing the technology in the trickle down effect from the 30 on down to the 24, we'll soon be seeing it in the 20 and/or 22 as well.

Yup, if the NEC dropped a little bit more closer to 400, I'd hop on it. Given the type of work I do (photoshop/video/graphic design) the NEC should be my ideal choice, but the cost of the dang thang puts it neck and neck with the Dell 2407 HD monitor; seems hard to justify given that...