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thenixhex311 said:because the monitor still sucks! still vertical banding issues, still HORRIBLE image quality over component.
Yeah, i guess it is a great deal, but for a well-known company to put out an inferior product with no planned modifications (A03), its hard to justify this 'deal' to get something that you cant use EVERY aspect of it.
Sure some people are saying they dont see the vertical banding....but there are WAAAAY too many people that say they do, and the general consensus is that component quality sucks ! (no xbox360, ps3, HDTV, etc)
Sure if you wanna take a chance, go ahead.
Personally, i think that a purchase like this is an important thing...id rather cough up a few more bucks for something that is well reviewed and not so much flawless, but well reviewed.
i hope that's not going to be a glossy screenthenixhex311 said:FP2401W
Here are 3 for under 1K.PC-HAngover said:Please if you can link me to a better 24" monitor with half the stats of the 2407 and a price tag under a grand I will buy it.. because it doesn't exist.
I need a monitor in the next week and I don't have many choices for a 24"
ROFLMAO!!!The banding is only an issue if your the type of person who constantly looks for banding by opening up photoshop and staring at gradients all day.
Zak said:Here are 3 for under 1K.
The Acers I'm impressed with, reading owner reviews (given below each one).
IMO the Samsung is overpriced. (Samsung name is being paid for).
IMO any one of them is better than Dell 24" (if we go by owner-gripes on this forum).
http://www.newegg.com/Product/CustratingReview.asp?Item=N82E16824009089
PC-HAngover said:I am sorry but I am not blowing $700-$800 on a monitor that is not at least somewhat futureproof... HDCP!
interpolator said:Buy the monitor through Costco online with the $50 off promo through 7/30. If the monitor is as crappy as everyone claims just take it back to Costco if you do not like it. The way Dell is lowering the price on these, by the time the NEC comes out with there 24 inch unit, you can have two dell 24 inch side by side for the cost of one NEC! Those Dell's will be so bright you will not even need light bulbs at night!
Roberty said:Why's that? By the time that we actually have to have HDCP in order to watch a movie then it will be hacked if it isn't already. HDCP is a non issue if you ask me.
Hardcore said:For god sakes. I wish people would stop complaining about the banding.
The banding is only an issue if your the type of person who constantly looks for banding by opening up photoshop and staring at gradients all day.
There are users that use their computer monitors for more than just compulsive testing of banding.
I have watched wmv HD movies, played counterstrike, played civilization 4, surfed the net and edited many of my pictures through photoshop. I do NOT notice banding unless I specifically open up a gradient in photoshop and stare at it.
This whole banding issue on the 2407 has been blown way way out of proportion! It makes me laugh!
PYROTAK said:which is why im waiting for the NEC one..... hello!?
For me it is the main focus. I already have a huge HDTV TV out in the common room of my apartment, but I need one in my room as well.
Don't feel like getting a LCD HDTV and a LCD monitor, so I want both in one.
PYROTAK said:and the point of having 2 24 inch monitors that can't do component properly is what?
That's not all that accurate in the case of this monitor though. In my case I was either able to get the 244t from circuit city's online website for 999, or this monitor from costco.com at 799. I really wanted to go for the 244t and I called circuit city and they told me that I could exchange the monitor for even one stuck or dead pixel. So that was cool, but I remember noticing some input-lag on the 2405fpw that I owned for about a week when playing ut2004 with my roommates. So I wasn't going to risk worse input-lag and have to pay a 10% restocking fee.EvilRonin said:Threads like these crack me up. Some people can't figure out why someone would buy a POS like the 2407 and some people think it's a great monitor and can't see what all the fuss is about. It kind of reminds me of people buying cars.
Some people want a Toyota, and some people are willing to spend a bunch more on a Lexus. To the Toyota buyer, they are getting a good car at a good price and either can't afford, or don't think the extra cost of the Lexus is warranted. To the Lexus buyer, they can afford it and are willing to pay a premium price for a better product and can't figure out how people could stand driving a Toyota. At the end of the day, they are both cars that people decide on for a variety of reasons. Just like monitors.
wondermoose said:It's a computer monitor. Most that have the money to buy a 24 inch monitor can afford a nice TV with component inputs. Not everyone likes to multitask on one monitor. While the component option is nice, the percentage of time spent using the component inputs compared to the percentage of time using DVI is minimal. Have you ACTUALLY used a 2407? Additionally, do you have 2 Xbox 360s? I guess you just like to unplug it and take it back and forth from your huge HDTV to your room?
wondermoose said:Still avoided the question. Have you actually used a 2407, allowing you to make an educated decision on the quality of the component feature?
I won't argue against what you say, cuz your logic is pretty solid.PYROTAK said:If a picture isn't good enough to make an educated decision i don't know what is. I looked at a picture from a couple reviews that people have posted.
That said the BENq one looks promising...
PYROTAK said:Im not getting defensive! I really would appreciate it if someone could definitively tell me if the component works!
So far Ive seen some people says it doesn't work and some people says it works!
So whats the verdict? (I am going to be using it for my xbox360)