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The panel type in the 3007 (S-IPS) is supposedly the best for viewing angles and there's not that much reflective coating either. So it will be interesting to find out more about what your experiencing because it sounds atypical for S-IPS.
Who knows, maybe Dell has switched to PVA for the A02 models.
Who knows, maybe Dell has switched to PVA for the A02 models.
syntax_terror said:The panel type in the 3007 (S-IPS) is supposedly the best for viewing angles and there's not that much reflective coating either. So it will be interesting to find out more about what your experiencing because it sounds atypical for S-IPS.
Who knows, maybe Dell has switched to PVA for the A02 models.
All Dell 3007WFP's are S-IPS panels as far as I know. The viewing angle on mine are fine.
As a reference, the following link contains some 3007WFP viewing angle pictures:
http://www.hardware.fr/articles/609-5/dell-3007wfp-30-pouces.html
AFAIK, the only 30" panel that is currently in production is the S-IPS from LG philips (which used in the Dell and Apple 30" monitors).
BenQ and Samsung should both launch 30" PVA panels in the coming months.
http://www.hardware.fr/articles/609-5/dell-3007wfp-30-pouces.html
AFAIK, the only 30" panel that is currently in production is the S-IPS from LG philips (which used in the Dell and Apple 30" monitors).
BenQ and Samsung should both launch 30" PVA panels in the coming months.
All lcd monitors shift colors and/or wash out when you view it from angles other than straight on. The 3007 is better than most in this area, the 2407 certainly won't solve this problem.
I've never found the 30" to be too big, in a program like visual studio i can have all the tool windows open and not have the workspace being cramped. Some applications do have a bit too much empty space when maximized though which can be distracting. I usually just run programs like this in a window instead of fullscreen, in fact i run virtually everything windowed since it lets me work on multiple things at once. The monitor does have almost as much resolution as two 24" dispays afterall.
I've never found the 30" to be too big, in a program like visual studio i can have all the tool windows open and not have the workspace being cramped. Some applications do have a bit too much empty space when maximized though which can be distracting. I usually just run programs like this in a window instead of fullscreen, in fact i run virtually everything windowed since it lets me work on multiple things at once. The monitor does have almost as much resolution as two 24" dispays afterall.
K10 said:i'm not sure if 30" is the right size for me...it just feels too big especially for excel. i might exchange it for the 2407. good idea?
Well it it feels too big then exchange it. I myself went for 2407 because its 1920x1200 resolution and size is good for my desktop. Also pixel pitch is only 0.05mm larger than my 17" 1280x1024 and not lot smaller like in 30". Another reason ofcourse is gaming on 2560x1600 requirements.