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Joemama is correct. The last of the inventory was bought by newegg some time ago. I think they are all pretty much gone there to so I would buy it if you can find it.

I think the NEC 20WMGX2 is the only 20 inch widescreen with a glossy screen. Better get it soon though cuase they are almost all gone if they arent already.

Dissapating heat. Since the power supplies are all internal in the NEC's ventilation is needed to avoid over heating and such.

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There really isnt a 19 inch wide screen that is good enough for serios photo editing. would either get a 4:3 19 inch from NEC or a 20 inch widescreen from either dell or NEC>

The high pitched issue has been dealt with. It was pretty much only existant in the very first production run which almost all of shipped to Europe. There have not been reports of models being purchase with the noise in months. As for the box dimensions, it is way to big to take as a carry...

The Dr. Should definitly be using something with an IPS panel. The current Planar he is using is scary since it uses a TN. Doing X-Rays on a display like that could easily lead him to miss many details. Look at LCD1990SXi-BK or LCD1990FX-BK by NEC.

if you still cant get it try using the users manual http://www.necdisplay.com/cms/documents/UserManuals/LCD2690WUXiBK_UserManual.pdf

Pressing the input button should bring you to the OSM right?? If you want to go to the advanced menu just turn the display off. Then hold input and power. Once the display is on you should be able to access the advanced settings.

Just push the input button on the outside of the display.

There are two different menus in the display. the fist is accessed by simply pushing menu the second is accesed by holding the input button and power button together when the display is off. ONce it is on press menu and you will have a new set of advanced options.

Who is still selling them brand new??

Best Buy doesnt want to sell / pay for a premium product. They would rather sell 5 displays that are identical by different manufacturers at low prices. You can say good bye to IPS in retail after the 20WMGX2 because of this.

Dont think there are many options here. Either Samsung or Gateway. 21 inch widescreen will be phased out soon. It is going away with the 23 inch wide.

There are 90 series that use both PVA and IPS. For the most part they are identified with either an "i" or a "p" at the end of the part number. With some exceptions. As for they 70 series they use TN, PVA, MVA, and IPS depending on the model. Only IPS at the moment is the 2070NX

Few more. NEC LCD1990FX-BK LCD1990SXi LCD2070NX LCD2090UXi LCD2190UXi LCD2690WUXi-BK

LG-Philllips makes IPS up tp 47 inches or so. Hitachi also makes some large ones too.

His post is about the 1908. That is what walmart is selling and that is why Dell has been out of them for a month and will be for a few more months.

you can thank walmart for that. Dell sold all of their displays so walmart can shelve them in every store. They actually are now selling many other manufacturers displays since they are out of their own.

those response time are on/off not gray to gray like you are sued to seeing. The response times would be right around 8 and 10 for those two displays.

LG-Phillips is discontinuing the 19 IPS panel but you can still get it displays with this panel from NEC. LCD199SXi-BK LCD1990FX-BK or LCD1970NX-BK if you can find one still

Eizo mainly uses PVA panels. When they use IPS they buy them from Hitachi. NEC is the largest buyer of LG-Phillips IPS panels at the moment in desktop displays.

17 and 19 inch are 5:4 not 4:3.

A. The colorimeter in the kit is the Eye One V2. So you can pretty much use any colorimeter you choose. That wont change much. B. I do not believe so. C. Again the spectraview calibrates the display internally and allows you too access the 12 bit LUT. The other softwares wont allow this.

B. Choosing from 12 bit of color (display) vs 8 bit of color (video card). Thats a difference of a few billion. Also you do lose some of your accuracy in the transmission from the card to the display. Internal calibration of the display garuntees the calibration that you want. A...

The Eye One Software wont actually calibrate the display only the video card. The Spectraview software is written to work with the DDC/CI of the display to allow internal calibration. Third party software can not do this.

Yes the GreTag Colorimeter will be better than an XRite. Also you really need to get the software to get the full potential out of the display since you cant calibrate in the internal 12 BIT LUT without it.

Gotta stick with S-IPS if you wnat the best for color. In you price range between 20-26 inches that leaves you with either the Dell 2007WFP or the NEC 20WMGX2.

the software comes on a seperate disc but it actually allows the 12 Bit LUT of the display to be hardware calibrated through the ddc/ci.

SV display comes with the software and the colorimeter in the US which is what comes in the kit.

Its a 12 bit LUT like the NEC and Lacie but with the LED backlit will be able to cover more color too. As for a 24 inch gaming S-IPS, I doubt it. No retailer is willing to shelve something that costs that much money so no one is going to make one.

There will be a 26 inch wide LED back lit with a 12 bit LUT out around the beginning of 2008. Not sure if it will be 120 hrz though.

Samsung tried the same thing with the 931C. I think thats the part number anyway. 19 inch lcd with 97% coverage and a 6 bit panel. Causes some major banding. Had some customers test it out against a regualar 72% IPS panel and the colors looked way better on the 72% IPS panel. Just another...

My source is I work for NEC.

I know for sure North America is. Not sure about europe.

Lots of limitations though. I have heard complaints from customers who jsut do general office work with these. USB really isnt powerful enough to be the main source of video for a PC at this point.

There are about 200 left in existence. So once that inventory is gone, thats it.

For photo editing alone I would go with the 26 inch. Its bigger for the same cost and has a wider color gamut 92% vs 72%. The pixel pitch is still lower than a 19 inch.

If you still want a CRT check out below. http://www.nm-select.com/referrer.asp?r=gamer Its an FE2111Sb-BK but it is brand new and has a 3 year warranty.

He asked about the 24 inch. It uses S-PVA