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Nope, not more than the LG, but I suspect that any difference is due to settings.

Keep in mind that your LCD2470WNX has nearly a million more pixels than your LCD1970GX and way way way more than a DVD can deliver. If you watch at fullscreen, you are going to see all the flaws of the DVD resolution, the MPEG-2 compression, and DIVX recompression.

Does anyone even know when exactly the HC version of the 2407WFP is coming out and at what price point? I know the documentation is on their site, but I can't find a release date anywhere. I chatted with their customer service and, of course, they didn't know anything. Just said to keep...

Thanks for the info. Keep it coming when you get a chance. I ordered one, but it's on back-order; I can still cancel if need be, but your preliminary indications are pretty good.

Hey Trav, I'm curious. Since it isn't considered a retail product, are there any facets that might make it not as suitable for a home user (aside from it only having VGA and DVI inputs)? For example, input lag that might be perfectly fine in a business setting could be unacceptable for gaming...

Samsung's press release (http://www.samsung.com/common/microsite/exhibition/ices2007/presskit/ices2007_it03.html) notes that the suggested retail is $799, so yeah, that sounds like 700ish.

At under $600, that looks like that is the TN panel referred to as the 245B earlier in the thread. The fact that no etailers have the 245T on their site makes it seem like it won't be out for a while even though their press contact still says late April. Then they go announce the 24" LED...

Hey, I'm just glad that you're willing to be the guinea pig.

Here is where I found the inventory for NCIX so hopefully yours will be shipped soon. http://www.ncix.com/checkinventory.php?sku=23428 I'm still wavering on whether I'm going to buy one. I am going to get a 24" soon for sure. I considered the Dell and the Benq, but decided to wait for the...

Too bad for me, then; I was hoping to get a look at it before I decide to buy. I'll need to try to find a dealer with a liberal return policy. ...Or wait 2 months for someone to do a Dell/Benq/Samsung/NEC comparison. ;)

Looks like etailers, including NCIX, are starting to report them as in-stock. I wonder when any B&Ms will be getting them.

Well, I hope you get them soon and can give us some impressions, pics, etc. It seems like the online stores are expecting them any day now. Dell has them on their site, but it says it ships in 1-2 weeks whereas all the in stock stuff ships in 24 hours. The Samsung is expected at the end of...

I have it. I think the picture on it is good (it is factory calibrated so it is good out of the box), but I have had some issues. The sound is often out of sync with the picture. There is an adjustment for this in the menu, but it is annoying to have to do and doesn't always fix it exactly...

There is already a thread about this here: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1170172 I, personally, am looking at this and the Samsung 245T which is supposedly coming out around the same time.

180 degrees (or 90 degrees from center) is the maximum you can go. If the camera had shown an angle beyond 180 degrees, he would have been showing the back side of the monitor. I don't know what you mean. Despite the link, the panel in the video clearly says 245B. It also looks worse than...

I know NEC has a rep for quality LCD monitors, but what will be the reason to buy this over the Dell 2407 or the Samsung 245T that use the same S-PVA panel?

According to posts here and the database at http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/, it is not a new panel. It is the same panel (the Samsung S-PVA LTM240M2) that has been in the 244T, the Dell 2407, and several others. It is the rest of the components that are new. I would bet that they got the input...

I really hope Sammy is taking longer to make sure that they don't have the 1:1 and scaling issues that are plaguing the Dell 2407WFP and Benq FP241W(Z) owners.

Well Gunner, I was in the same boat as you. I agree that it is probably just the TN panel as opposed to an S vs A thing. Too bad all of the 22" displays seem to use TN panels. I took mine back yesterday. I eventually decided that there was no point in keeping a display that bothered me every...

Yep SecCom, that is what I mean too. But the "washout" manifests itself in color uniformity issues. I have a picture here: http://picasaweb.google.com/petes226BWpix. You can see it in the gradient picture. That is actually supposed to be a solid color. Of course, you can see this effect in...

Well gunner1, I'm curious as to what you decide. I want to return mine because of the poor color uniformity (washed out at the bottom). If I knew of a better alternative, I would have returned it already. I don't know if getting an "S" panel would actually be better in terms of the color...

Banding is not an issue with my A panel, don't be disturbed by it. If that is your only hang up, then get this panel. Looking at the solid color pictures, there is definitely a large gradient in most of them, especially purple. After having this monitor for a week, I am finding that the...

Well, I don't see anything close to solid purple on my "A" panel 226BW. On my LCD at work, I often look at something that is a solid gray and I see a gradient. It is pretty bad here, though. It seems like the light coming from the bottom is too much compared to other LCDs I've used.

Well, I got the "A" panel from Circuit City on Saturday (before having read this thread). To put this in perspective, I am coming from a good Sony Trinitron CRT and I use a Lenovo (IBM branded) LCD at work. I also have a 37" Olevia HDTV which I've owned for 6 months. I am using a Radeon x800...