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"Currently, I have the brightness turned down to 0%. " There's a lot of individual variation in how one accepts or is comfortable with light intensity, color. Hence, different acceptability of LCD settings preferences. One way to lower brightness is to adjust gamma to 2.2 or as close as...

"WilliamG, Alrighty! I will live and hope mine's as good as you make it out to be." Hope that too. Just in case, you can find more user input about Apple 23" on Apple's forums website - for ex. http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1135625&tstart=30

"WilliamG: Are you trying to say the Apple is a better/sharper display?" No, I am just trying to say that they are not (almost) identical - less the noise for the Planar. Again, I would prefer the Planar over Apple any day.

This PX here does not make any noise - for your benefit, I put my ear on its case and it's mute (and I am not deaf). Brightness is 0 (zero). I don't know to what extent the power source plays any significant role for the noise; mine is powered through a CPS - CyberPower 1500AVR, it it matters...

Thank you for the icc profiles. I installed the first one as default in Vista Color Mgt. but I still have to work it in ATI CCC. Thanks again!

Wolfmyst, try this online tool too: http://tft.vanity.dk/ 1. I guess no back (base) white panel (the one that reflects the light) is perfectly flat and that gives variable light reflection angles that get through the next (polarizing, LCD) layers unless is compensated by the factory like NEC...

Also, I've been looking for a LCD monitor that can just display natural colors for over a year. I started when HDCP was the newly announced standard to have - with a fierce debate over HDCP standards, implementability, usefulness, MS, Holliwood, hackers, graphics cards, DX10 etc. Best monitors...

notnyt, can you upload or give a link for the standard, and 6500K (sRGB) - or your best generic icc profile. I've found some profiles in .pdf on this forum but I do not have the heart to enter data manually. Thank you, Michael