[geeks] 24 inch monitors

Shannon Hendrix shannon at widomaker.com
Mon Dec 31 21:48:49 CST 2007


On Dec 31, 2007, at 7:02 PM, Rick Hamell wrote:

>> I can't afford an IPS LCD panel, so I'm compromising and getting a
>> nice PVA display, which seems to be a good compromise.
>>
>> The only two choices I've seen which look like what I want are:
>>
>> NEC 2470WNX: http://tiniuri.com/f/jlc
>>
>> ...and the Dell Ultrasharp 2407WFP-HC: http://tiniuri.com/f/klc
>
> The Dell is an ok monitor. For my money though the color tends to  
> drift way
> too much if that is as important as you say it is. I have to re- 
> calibrate
> the ones at work on a monthly basis. I can't speak for the NEC since  
> the
> only other brand we use is Apple.

Which revision do you have?

The A0 and A1 units have pretty bad problems.  The A3 has a slight  
color problem, the A4 units they sell now supposedly have no issues.

Dell will replace the older units with the new ones if you ask.

I do want good color, because I do photo editing.

My current Samsung TN display drives me crazy because the colors  
change if I even think about moving my head.

> Although I will admit that there was a recent lot of the Apple 23"s  
> that had
> a very bright white spot directly in the middle after the monitor  
> warmed up
> for 24 hours. Apple replaced all those for me and haven't had problems
> since.

I was disappointed in the Apple 23" monitor.  It seems to ghost really  
bad.

The 30 inch one is nice, but wow... way too much money for me.

I want it, but I can't have it... :)

Actually, I think 24 inches is probably a better size for me.

If I did a lot more video and photo work, I might actually spend the  
money for the 30.

But, if I get the 24" monitor, then I have enough left over for a new  
camera... :)

-- 
Shannon Hendrix
shannon at widomaker.com



More information about the geeks mailing list