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Wanna buy this LCD, help! :(

.264 pitch for a 19" LCD? Sounds incredible. I thought these things were fixed at their resolutions.
 
The pixel pitch is just the distance from one pixel to the next. The math doesn't work out quite right, which makes me think there's some funny business going on:

Width = 0.264 mm/pixel * 1280 pixels == 337.92 mm / 25.4 mm/inch == 13.30394 inches

Height = 0.264 mm/pixels * 1024 pixels == 270.336 mm / 25.4 mm/inch == 10.643 inches

Diagonal = SQRT(13.3^2 + 10.6^2) == 17.03735 inches.


Maybe the math is off because the pixels aren't perfectly square.Then again, the manufacturer's website says they're square. For other 19-inch monitors, the pitch is 0.294 mm/pixels, and the math works out almost perfectly:

Width = 0.294 mm/pixel * 1280 pixels == 376.32mm / 25.4mm/inch == 14.81575 inches

Height = 0.294 mm/pixels * 1024 pixels == 301.056 / 25.4 mm/inch == 11.8526 inche

Diagonal = SQRT(14.815^2 + 11.8526^2) == 18.97342 inches, which is a gnat's hair less than nineteen inches.

There's some funny business going on with that Min Wa monitor.
 
it's a typo guys.....newegg has typos all the time. there's no possible way a 1280x1024 19" LCD can have .264 pitch.

other than that, decent looking monitor. i wonder who makes the panel in this one. I'm betting LG/phillips.
 
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