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Oh yeah, there's the TVs with players built into them too, so you could add VHS and DVD to the list so far. Multiple sizes too.ĭid I miss anything? I'm sure there's lots more in just the streaming video area. There's Firewire 400, and even USB 2.0 gets used for video. There's HDMI, latest version being 1.3b (follows 1.3 and 1.3a, not "beta"). There's DVI-A (also carries VGA), DVI-D (digital-only), and Dual-link DVI. There's ADC for Apple users, and that DB15F connector Apple used to use. There's VGA as well as 5-BNC (R,G,B,H,V). IIRC Betamax had a monaural 3-conductor version too.
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You can get composite and audio on a 4-conductor headphone jack too on portable DVD players and some SlingBoxes. (Let's not get into all the audio options.) There's RF cabling to carry those as well. There's wireless NTSC, PAL, SECAM, and ATSC. Things may have improved more recently though, so it may not be such a big deal these days.ĭo we really need another video interface? How many does that make now? In the end, I ended up going with an HP LP2065, another S-IPS based monitor, which I have been very happy with. In any case, it pays to do a fair amount of research on a monitor before making a purchase. (It was a PVA panel, from what I found out later.) Luckily, after spending 2.5 hours (persistence is key in these situations eventually it's cheaper to give in than to continue dealing with you) in a chat with a Dell support tech, and her manager, I eventually convinced them to refund my money in its entirety, despite the fact I had purchased the monitor about 5 months ago. It looked awful in comparison, despite having virtually the same specs. When it started to have problems (specifically, a piece of tape or insulation began migrating onto the screen underneath the plastic of the panel) they sent me the newer model of the same line. I purchased a Dell 2001FP a few years back that had a genuine S-IPS panel. This is why many manufacturers, including Dell, refuse to list what technology they're using in the monitor specs, in order to reserve the right to use whatever cheapest panel they can find as they become available. In short, Dell has been known to swap S-IPS panels (a kind of TFT technology known for particularly accurate color representation) with various other kinds of cheaper panel technologies, all within the same model number.
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It's referred to as the Dell Panel Lottery on forums across the internet. How to Automatically Update Dell Drivers: Recommended: Download DriverFix (recommended for Windows) users who are inexperienced in manually updating missing/out-of-date drivers. we all seem sure it a TN, but how are we so sure it's a 6 bit FRC? Let see all this seemingly abundant knowledge here put to work and see what panel it really is.seems better then busting on Jon anyway.Unfortunately, Dell is well known for swapping panels. Yes they aren't the same, that should be clear to anyone who does the simpliest of research, viewing angle alone should raise the eyebrows, yes? I agree they mask the truth and that is absolutely shady, but you guys were awfully rough on Jon, considering the postings with information about the panel without links or proof. Look at the L204 and L203 debates around.
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Makes me believes it's one of the new TN's I have seen much debate abuot these new TN's and it confuses many into thinking it's an IPS at first. cjb110 specs say it has, specs say it hasnt Jaymog Can a tft and a tuner box replace an lcd tv Cyrus Asus MW221U 22 Widescreen LCD. With the Dell E2010HT you can easily work on word processing, e-mail, spreadsheets, and Internet browsing with great monitor imaging. Whether for corporate or home use, the scratch and dent Dell E2010HT maximizes the viewing experience. The screen doesn't black out from extreme viewing, yet has bad back light bleed. Whats in the box - Dell E2010HT monitor with stand, power cord and video cable. In fact the specs on this panel are just about identical to the LM201WE3.
They do make 8bit TN panels now you know. How are you folks so firm in deciding this is a 6bit FRC panel? Do we have some supporting links? I certainly haven't found anything, and would love to find any info. The market exists for TN's for the very reason of price which is what Jon wanted out of his purchase.Īlso I see some talk of reasearch in this thread. He sounded alot less "pro-TN" to me, where some of you sounded a whole lot more like "anything anti-TN". Funny how you guys are jumping all over poor Jon.
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