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I Also have a NEC 23" IPS EA231WMi and 5870 do post the information on how to do 75 Hz over DVI (even tho its in the wrong forums)

No sorry. Edit: Maybe WLED Source: http://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1275226172 Edit: Looks like it isn't WLED.

Available World Wide http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/products/Displays/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&cs=19&sku=320-9270 Specs: Size: 23" Resolution: 1920x1080 @ 60 Hz Panel: 23"WS LG.Display E-IPS LM230WF2 (NEC EA231WMi uses a LM230WF2-SLA1 panel; not sure what the SLA1 is...

Prad's Review is up: (Google's English Translation) http://translate.google.ca/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.prad.de%2Fnew%2Fmonitore%2Ftest%2F2010%2Ftest-dell-u2711.html&sl=de&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8 (Original) http://www.prad.de/new/monitore/test/2010/test-dell-u2711.html So that's 24ms avg...

I wonder if it can do sRGB in game mode... looks doubtful cause it'll require the LUT which gets disabled in it...

I would take sRGB mode over any wide gamut for gaming, movies, and browsing.

Thx!

Great review, decided to buy this and wait till a 120hz ips is released before upgrading again. What's that program again to change the default timing parameters?

The resolutions are as follows: All resolutions are supported over both DVI and DisplayPort. 1280x720 and 1360x768 aren't listed but I'm sure they're supported.

After realizing how well IPS LCDs (2209WA & U2410) sold on Dell, they decide to short change NEC and claim their monitors are tops by labelling the NEC EA231WMI-BK as a TN.

The Viwesonic VP2365wb and the NEC EA231WMi seem to be using the same panel. Your choice would be based on price, looks, availability or if one manges to provide less input lag. If the input lag and picture quality is the same I personally would get the $369 NEC over the $300 Viewsonic; based...

Besides work and web browsing 16:9 is superior. I scroll on web pages so that extra 120pixels doesn't mean much to me. Nearly Every current Sports/Anime/Prime Time show is in 16:9. The Games I play (TF2, CSS, etc...) have a higher FOV in 16:9. 16:9 16:10 The Majority of movies, which...

http://www.ecsrv.com/ShopItem.aspx?SessionCode=136725C67D144E569CAF30BAD5981CBE&CatCono=136337&ProductNo=2180657&Toc=136337:0&PageID=27256179 Grey Tech $410 CND I'll most likely pick one up there if the reviews are good.

Thanks Toasty, about the Contrast ratio 5:1 tip was simply going on the 178 viewing angles and Nec's past IPS LCDs. If only the Samsung F2380 was an IPS (likely never gonna happen) it would of been sweet. Also received conformation from Nec today: The V221W uses a TN panel. S. Balgaroo NEC...

Well E-IPS isn't expensive as the 2209WA was selling for around $200 for the same size. Ya I noticed the 24WMCX maybe false viewing angles on Nec's part to maintain their quality image. I guess I can only hope. Maybe someone owns one here?

NEC V221W-BK Display - 22" Aspect Ratio - 16:9 Native Resolution - 1920 x 1080 Pixel Pitch - .248mm Pixels Per Inch - 102 Brightness - 300 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio - 800:1 Viewing Angle - 89º/89º/89º/89º (CR>5) (178º/178º) Response Time - 5ms Link...

Cons: TN

use tinypic.com or something else to host images; imageshack is shit...

it's amazing after all these sad lcd yrs they finally ramp it up with OLED's entering; @ $1,000 they'd sell like hotcakes.

Waste of a sticky, maybe $$$ was involved... This lcd isn't even ground breaking (just another TN), maybe if it was a 24" OLED or something...

About $400.00-$500.00 US, Im guessing its only available overseas; http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pixmania-MB24W-Wide-format-Screen/dp/B001023TAA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1208760757&sr=1-1

Source: Be hardware translated http://209.85.135.104/translate_c?hl=en&langpair=fr%7Cen&u=http://www.hardware.fr/articles/712-4/lcd-david-vs-goliath-iolair-vs-dell.html http://www.revioo.com/news/lolair-mb24w-iisonic-n11344.html Official site: http://www.iolair.fr/ Possibly the...

Love to see an input-lag test! until oled/fed great colors and a low input-lag is a must!

"incorporates advanced Trinitron technology" - http://www.welovemacs.com/m4868.html If it shows little to no probs that affect crts over time, then it will look amazing.

ya the Planar PX2611W is the best ($999.99) even tho it's 26" its 24" s-ips rivals, all have higher input-lag.

Strictly for gaming I'd Suggest the 245BW (lowest input lag out of the bunch), and if you want the greatest LCD gaming monitor then the Planar PX2611W http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824016084

Thats a good price $699 for 34" of sweetness, but dam 190LBS thats heavy stuff (most likely won't get stolen tho lol).

That Sony posted above is clearly a 4:3 tv, I'm not sure about the enhanced part (probably marketing) but it will display black bars on the top and bottom with your 360 in 16:9.

It's a dream in its natural resolution. It needs a beefy card; scaling, if I'm right, causes the input lag to go way up. You need to scale for the xbox360/ps3 or use the 1:1. No HDCP (although I heard something about HDCP for dual link cables), other than that its a dream.

I'd suggest a native 16:9 ratio crt hdtv for the xbox360. LG 30FS4D http://ca.lge.com/en/products/model/detail/digital_30fs4d.jhtml http://www.amazon.com/LG-30FS4D-Super-Direct-Integrated/dp/B000FFYC5E or the Samsung TXS3065W or TXS3082WH...

Actually the BenQ has some major input lag, the LG L246WP has the least input lag out of the bunch with 1-1.5 frames lost on avg. The dell would be 2nd with 2 frames lost on avg touching 3 at times as with the BenQ (slightly higher) than, the Samsung leading in the back of the pack. I suggest...

I'd choose the Viewsonic VP2030b out of the batch, also heard good reviews way back about the VP930b. Its MVA but you don't photoshop so it's not important and the input lag shouldn't bother you much cause you don't play FPS. Movies should still look great.

Yes to the 1920*1200 under 24" (23" etc.) a bunch do. Also the Viewsonic VP2290b does 3840*2400 @22.2"; so it might do 2560*1200.

use this for some reviews: http://www.lesnumeriques.com/duels.php?ty=6&ma1=48&mo1=142&p1=1564&ma2=88&mo2=178&p2=1765&ph=12 the crt part is the input lag the lower the better

As long as you don't play multi-player FPS games (cause of the awful input lag).

Well I think the Eizo HD2441W would be your monitor, http://www.eizo.com/products/lcd/hd2441w/index.asp but its pricey ^_^

Eizo HD2441W $1,700.00 US no input lag , 6ms, SIPS amazing colour. Hard finding reviews but I guess you don't really need them.

The 245BW is fugly... Yes the term is banding.

Ya the exchange rates are a bitch lol, but your pound is top notch would be cheaper to go to the USA and pick it up ^_^. Also here's a good site for comparing different models (very limited). http://www.lesnumeriques.com/duels.php?ty=6&ma1=36&mo1=105&p1=1041&ma2=88&mo2=178&p2=1765&ph=12...

1. When you turn off your computer the lcd will turn off but a light on the lcd's power button might change to a different color indicating stand by mode (using next to nothing in power). If you press the power button it will shut off completely (some don't). Keeping it in stand by mode should...