Crimsonator
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So, if this frame interpolation feature screws with the input lag or some other performance of this monitor, is it likely that it will be able to be turned off?
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It is possible their new technology allows the same performance through alternative ways I guess... or maybe their is a serious glitch/shortcomming to keep in mind so lets wait for the revieuw (or hopefully a reply to my mail).
Yes, it is half the price of any other 27 inch IPS out there.
This is likely the introduction of a new e-IPS panel, 27" diagonal. It's half the price of any other 27" IPS out there because it's got significantly smaller resolution, is likely (but not certainly) a 6-bit panel with dithering, and is cerrrtainly not going to have much in the way of color correction.
It's competition with the 23" monitor segment and the 32" TV segment more than the 27" 2560x1440 monitor niche.
oh crap !!!
after waiting I finaly got a response from LG saying "keep looking at our site, we cannot give you a release date yet" XD Isn't that F*c*ing annoying???
Yes, obviously but it is also in another pricerange.
2560*1440 is primarly for professional work but for the first time we have a big IPS screen suitable for webbrowsing, gaming, movies, and personal work. I think 2560*1440 is overkill for most people so this change to 1080p 27" IPS is very welcome.
Exactly. Nothing I do requires color management but extra screen real estate is always welcome! Especially at $400.... I just hope these new panels end up looking good.
I don't believe this is actually an IPS panel. On LG's Japanese site (http://www.lg.com/jp/it-product/monitor/LG-16-9-wide-E2770V-BF.jsp) it lists the panel type as TN. Then looking at LG's US site, while the specs and "Key Features" for E2370V list an IPS panel type, the E2770V says TBD(presumably, "to be determined") in specs and doesn't have IPS in the key features. Also, when looking at the list of all their monitors(http://www.lg.com/us/computer-products/monitors/index.jsp?value=ALL), IPS monitors such as E2370V and IPS236V have an "IPS" graphic over their tumbnail, but the E2770V does not. These same differences are true when comparing the PDF spec sheets for the two monitors (http://www.lg.com/us/products/documents/LG%20Monitors%20E2370V-BF%20spec%20sheet.pdf vs http://www.lg.com/us/products/documents/LG_HE_IT_SS_E2770V.pdf), the only mention of IPS for the 27 is in the questionable phase "The ultimate in LG Monitor displays is now available with the E70. Equipped IPS display technology
users can view smooth and clear images from virtually any angle, see it for yourself.", where the 23 repeatedly states that it's an IPS monitor.
Lastly, I even found some tech sites that make it clear like: http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/ces2011/7.htm, which said "The E2370V is 23" and classified as an entertainment monitor, with D-sub, DVI-D, HDMI, and headphone out ports. But most importantly, it's an IPS panel. The E2770V is 27" and classified as a gaming monitor, with the same ports as the E2370V, but a second HDMI. Unfortunately, no IPS display this time around, but rather your standard TN panel."
So you believe more in a an old source from January than trusted sites today? Strange...
I trust LG's sites, yes.
All of purchase page promo material list it as having an IPS panel. Lying would be very bad for them, at this point.
All of purchase page promo material list it as having an IPS panel. Lying would be very bad for them, at this point.
@Deckard
Your first post ever on this forum is very strange btw. Do you work for Samsung?
Stop deceiving people with false information.
Is there a reason why I keep bumping upon tests that do not include 1920x1080?
This keeps happening everywhere... I see tests based on 1920x1200 though... does this mean they aren't planning on stick with 1080p over 1200p anyway???
I really wouldn't be able to use this monitor without a third party stand. Kind of a shame -- it doesn't appear to have any height or much tilt adjustment.
Maybe the next manufacturer to use the panel will provide a bit more flexibility.
And displayport!
So we're not sure this is an IPS panel? I want the damn thing if it is.
So we're not sure this is an IPS panel? I want the damn thing if it is.
Buy it and be a guinea pig for us.
Thinking about it. To be honest with you at that resolution I have trouble seeing some things. I'm not a spring chicken anymore.
I just got a new 24" HP at work and it's tuff seeing some icons at 1900 x 1200.
So newegg does not have a pixel policy now? It just says 30 days replacement or return.
"The following conditions are not acceptable for return, and will result in the merchandise being returned to you:
* Any LCD screen that has less than 8 dead pixels"
How?
"The following conditions are not acceptable for return, and will result in the merchandise being returned to you:
* Any LCD screen that has less than 8 dead pixels"
gman said:This is for TVs larger than 37" not monitors.