Dear All
I was looking in a booklet by Micro Anvika (a UK Electroincs retailer for those not in the UK) to see that they have a Sony 23" tft listed as 8ms response time.
This display looked identical to their previous 23" display, which had a 16ms response time so I thought that Sony had just updated its panel. Accordingly I checked it out on Sony's website to be stunned by its blatant disregard for its consumers and false advertising.
If you go to this link it shows you the main features of the display and as you can see clearly lists it as 8ms.
http://www.sony.co.uk/view/ShowProd...odw_en_GB&category=Professional+Flatpanel+LCD
However, if you then click on technical specifications and scroll down you will see that the fall time and rise time are listed as 8ms EACH and that the total response time is still 16ms!
This is an outrage as far as I am concerned and is totally different to where manufacturers quote separate response times for grey to grey and black to black etc.
Thought any potential purchasers should be warned.
I was looking in a booklet by Micro Anvika (a UK Electroincs retailer for those not in the UK) to see that they have a Sony 23" tft listed as 8ms response time.
This display looked identical to their previous 23" display, which had a 16ms response time so I thought that Sony had just updated its panel. Accordingly I checked it out on Sony's website to be stunned by its blatant disregard for its consumers and false advertising.
If you go to this link it shows you the main features of the display and as you can see clearly lists it as 8ms.
http://www.sony.co.uk/view/ShowProd...odw_en_GB&category=Professional+Flatpanel+LCD
However, if you then click on technical specifications and scroll down you will see that the fall time and rise time are listed as 8ms EACH and that the total response time is still 16ms!
This is an outrage as far as I am concerned and is totally different to where manufacturers quote separate response times for grey to grey and black to black etc.
Thought any potential purchasers should be warned.