NEC Multisync 2070NX worth it?

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kymay

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Does anyone have experience with the NEC Multisync 2070NX? Anyone bought one recently (say, in the last year or two; considering that model was introduced in 2005 I believe)? I'm looking for a 20" LCD monitor and most interested in color and text performance (though I'll be using the monitor for neither professional nor gaming use). I'm inclined to avoid TN-type monitors.

Any comments are greatly appreciated!
 
I don't know it personally, but it has S-IPS panel and it is NEC, so it should not be crap. But I'd be ore inclined to invest into NEC LCD2090UXi with A-TW-IPS panel (polarizer to awoid white glow), it should be also a bit better for gaming (better response time).
 
Older S-IPS panel(LG.Philips LM201U04), without the NEC extras, so no 10-12 bit LUT. Stand doesn't pivot into portrait mode. No overdrive.

The Dell 2007fp and HP2065 both have the newer LM201U05 if you get lucky, because each have panel lottos. Both stands allow pivot into portrait.
 
Biges said:
I don't know it personally, but it has S-IPS panel and it is NEC, so it should not be crap. But I'd be ore inclined to invest into NEC LCD2090UXi with A-TW-IPS panel (polarizer to awoid white glow), it should be also a bit better for gaming (better response time).
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The 2090UXi is a steep jump up in price, and out of reach for me, unfortunately. Thanks.
 
Snowdog said:
Older S-IPS panel(LG.Philips LM201U04), without the NEC extras, so no 10-12 bit LUT. Stand doesn't pivot into portrait mode. No overdrive.

The Dell 2007fp and HP2065 both have the newer LM201U05 if you get lucky, because each have panel lottos. Both stands allow pivot into portrait.
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Do you know what panel is used in revision A05 of the Dell 2007WFP? Thanks.
 
kymay said:
Do you know what panel is used in revision A05 of the Dell 2007WFP? Thanks.
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Dells revisions almost never change the panel, it changes the firmware.

The panels are the one I mentioned above or a semi-equivalent Samsung S-PVA.
 
I'm actually in the UK. I just found out that I can buy the S-IPS version of the Dell 2007FP, but these are also very pricey over here -- $570USD.
 
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