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My next monitor will be one of those LED tft's, i'm holding out for that
If there's artificial intelligence, there's bound to be some artificial stupidity.
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Its an older lcd technology that is very cheap, so the glass manufacturers are using that in cheap high volume panels. They have fast response time, but poor viewing angle and color shift/inversion when not viewed directly in front.
The problem with a widescreen TN monitor is that it is large enough that you can see some viewing angle problems along the edges even when sitting right in front of it.
The problem with a widescreen TN monitor is that it is large enough that you can see some viewing angle problems along the edges even when sitting right in front of it.
Yes, especially when you're sitting quite close to the screen. Another problem that is more obvious on TN panel based TFTs is the backlight bleeding (the backlight can pass a TN panel easier compared to *VA or IPS panels).
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Its an older lcd technology that is very cheap, so the glass manufacturers are using that in cheap high volume panels. They have fast response time, but poor viewing angle and color shift/inversion when not viewed directly in front.
Sounds exactly like my 24" Samsung! lol.
The problem with a widescreen TN monitor is that it is large enough that you can see some viewing angle problems along the edges even when sitting right in front of it.
I kind of can, but I have to focus on it. However, if I'm 30* off of the center of the monitor, i start losing color and contrast fast.
When purchasing an LCD online, what's the easiest way to tell if it's TN or not?
As I've mentioned on here before I got a DGM 24" panel for only £200, maybe 6 months ago. It has a basic feature set, but image quality is on par with my Dell 2407, and it is a PVA panel. A genuine bargain.
You mentioned your screen tends to run a bit red. Have you calibrated it yet? The Samsung I used to have (sold to Gurm when I bought my first Dell widescreen) tended to run towards blue. Samsung's Magictun works pretty well for this: Link.
I wish I could afford a Spyder or Eye One to calibrate my screens/printers/scanners but sadly I've never been able to justify the cost. However, I've had a lot of luck with Nvidia's built in calibration wizard in their control panel. My two Dell's look significantly different until I run it.
I've used others but not having much google luck this morning.
Wikipedia and Google.... the needles to my tangent habit.
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You mentioned your screen tends to run a bit red. Have you calibrated it yet? The Samsung I used to have (sold to Gurm when I bought my first Dell widescreen) tended to run towards blue. Samsung's Magictun works pretty well for this: Link.
I wish I could afford a Spyder or Eye One to calibrate my screens/printers/scanners but sadly I've never been able to justify the cost. However, I've had a lot of luck with Nvidia's built in calibration wizard in their control panel. My two Dell's look significantly different until I run it.
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Looks like there's no linux version of this software (I run kubuntu). :-/
Wikipedia and Google.... the needles to my tangent habit.
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That special feeling we get in the cockles of our hearts, Or maybe below the cockles, Maybe in the sub-cockle area, Maybe in the liver, Maybe in the kidneys, Maybe even in the colon, We don't know.
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