Recent content by mrtoasty

Has anyone else had this problem? When I run my L246W at 25 brightness, it will occasionally exhibit what I could best describe as an undulation of the backlight. Setting the brightness to 50 or so for a bit gets rid of it and I can set it back to 25 again. Not sure if this is common or if I...

Cool, thanks for the link on the switch. Where did you buy your monitor? I'm sending back my 2407WFP-HC and I'm hoping to pick one of these up for a similar setup, so it's nice to see confirmation of this working.

FYI - it looks like this monitor will be $249.99 at Office Max on Black Friday: BF Ad image

They weren't too impressed here: http://techgage.com/article/planar_24-inch_px2411w_wide-screen/ Pros * Bright 1920 x 1200 resolution display * Decent performance with video and game content * Excellent viewing angles Cons * Features like 1:1 pixel mapping...

Where did you buy yours and how are you connecting your 360?

Link? I don't see it on Dell for that price, still $679. 2407 non-HC is gone now.

There's another new customer review on Newegg that gives more hope that they're shipping with the new firmware now:

Article on Engadget: Link

Wow, the new 27" Samsung 275T which will supposedly use the same panel is only supposed to be $999.

Engadget story Of course, no mention of 1:1 scaling among other things. $799.99 for the 245T is nice; hopefully this will light a fire under BenQ and force the price on the FP241W down more. 275T 27"er should be interesting up against Dell's new 27" as well.

FYI - looks like Newegg did away with the $100 instant rebate, so price is now $899.99 + S/H.

I thought I'd post something I have not seen here yet. Looks like the manual for the FP241WZ (BFI model) is available on some of the international BenQ sites. Link Sorry if this has already been covered. The manual makes no mention of any type of 1:1 scaling. :mad: