Recent content by Thewix13

I guess the Gateway FHD2400 seems like a pretty good deal so far... Sucks about Crysis... I'm in your boat... i'm trying to find a screen that can do everything fairly decently. Things don't have to be perfect, but should at least work. I'm still trying to see if 1080p through a 24" PC...

Just wanted some advice on what you would rather purchase. I have a 10% coupon for best buy and few giftcards to my advantage. Which is why I must purchase at best buy :mad: However, I am getting a ps3 this week and I wanted to know your opinions on which display to get. I have enjoyed...

Anyone with a PS3 connected to this monitor let me know how Blu-ray movies display. I'm really close to pulling the trigger on this one. I'm still inbetween this monitor, the westinghouse L2410NM or the LG (however I started reading that the LG doesn't display 1:1 correctly and cuts off part of...

Tried searching... but the search results were too vague and brought up too many threads to read through... Any way, I wanted to get some opinions from those people that have been able to compare a 24" PC monitor running at 1080p vs a 720p LCD TV (24" or around 24" range). Is there a huge...

How about the Hyundai W240D. A couple threads have been mentioning this monitor. Seems promising, however it's quite new, so not one has really had a chance to read reviews or actually test it out themselves. You might want to look into that one for a viable option.

I'm in your boat all the way, i'm just waiting for some of my finances to clear up. When that happends, i'll be getting this monitor and a Ps3. Hopefully everything that is advertised about this monitor is true... if that's the case, the Hyundai monitor is going to be awesome.

I think that both parties are right on this issue. For one... the Panel type is a TN panel. the added "A-Si TFT Active Matrix" refers to the polarising sheets and cells of liquid crystal, a matrix of thin-film transistors (TFTs) to make a TFT LCD. Ususally TFT are used for constructing an active...

You should consider the Hyundai W240D... Check out the specs at: http://www.hyundaiit.com/Eng/product/GoodsView.asp?GoodsCode=83&BigCode=B101&MiddleCode=M102&SmallCode= Seems promising, and it has the following inputs... Component VGA DVI (HDCP) HDMI and USB ports Not too bad...

Just wondering if anyone has read up about this monitor? I believe it just came out. I've seen some online for about $599. The specs look really promising: Hyundai W240D Wide LCD Monitor WUXGA(1920 x 1200) Brightness 500 cd/㎡ Contrast Ratio 1000:1/3000:1(DCR) Response Time...

Awesome, i'll look forward to your results. Hopefully everything will turn out good because at that price, it's hard to justify paying more and getting less. :D

I know there is a thread about Why one shouldn't get the Westinghouse L2410NM which can be misleading unless you read the thread, but i'm wondering what are your opinions about this Monitor. (Westinghouse L2410NM) This monitor is great, according to many people who've reviewed it on Newegg...

How is the 1:1, and Overscan using HDMI and a console/hi-def player? (whether it be a Ps3/Xbox360/HD-DVD or Blu-ray Player) Seemed clear how component and VGA work with a console, but unless I missed it, how about HDMI? This thread has made me wait on getting a BenQ, and after reading through...

Very Nice Crispytreat, that's all anyone needed to hear... So there you have it, well for people in North America that is... looks like i'll be getting one of these very soon.

Also aren't all these problems (overscan and 1:1) solved for people in North America if you are using HDMI to DVI input, specifically with a ps3 or 360elite? Or have I been reading this thread incorrectly?

Seems like the Westinghouse L2410NM has descent reviews on Newegg... and it's for $399 at the moment. Seems like a price you can't really beat. Although the only gripe seems that it doesn't have a DVI input, but that's about it... Does anyone have experience with this monitor specifically...