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Im definatley no expert on monitors, and i have a 19" Hansol CRT which is pretty nice - but compared to my friends 19" Philips his is much crisper.
So i'd like to upgrade because i use my PC so much, and checked some sites i use to buy hardware. This screen jumped out, because it was cheap and claimed to be used by industry professionals. I thought hey, it'd be sweet to have a TFT! I'd rather have first hand experience, but if you have any review links i'll check them out.
I can get it for £350, the closest i can see from a decent brand is a Samsung at £450. Worth the plung?
-Tom
So i'd like to upgrade because i use my PC so much, and checked some sites i use to buy hardware. This screen jumped out, because it was cheap and claimed to be used by industry professionals. I thought hey, it'd be sweet to have a TFT! I'd rather have first hand experience, but if you have any review links i'll check them out.
The Gallery Xtreme™ TFT display range, is a triumph in display technology production.
These truly digital High performance TFT displays, give the clearest and sharpest image with outstanding colour definition thanks to the 24-bit MVA Active Matrix technology used in each Xtreme™ display, its high performance TFT panel gives among other fantastic specifications, an rivaled contrast ratio of 700:1
Not only does this screen show fantastic images, the styled trademark case of the Gallery range, this time in clear and black steals another large chunk of wow factor.
* Interface - Formac Display Connector (DVI) / Cable: 1.5 metres (approx)
* Size - 20,1 inch diagonal (viewable) / Screen: W: 16.3" H: 12"
* Technology - 24-bit ColorProof VA active matrix (16.7 million colors)
* Resolutions - 1,600 by 1,200, 1,024 by 768, 800 by 600
* Dot pitch - 0.255 mm
* Viewing Angle - 170 degrees horizontal / 170 degrees vertical / 160 degrees conical
* Brightness - 300 cd/m2
* Contrast Ratio - 700:1
* Pixel Response - 15 ms grey-to-grey, 15 ms rise, 10 ms fall
* Scan Range - Horizontal: 50-57 Hz, Vertical: 60 Hz
* Screen Treatment - Anti-glare coat
* User Controls - 3 touch-sensitive buttons: Power, +/- Brightness
* Connectivity - Built-in two-port USB hub
* Electrical Requirements - Input voltage: 12.7 V DC +/- 3%
* Consumption - 3W (energy saver mode), 60W (max)
* Operating Condition - 50 to 95 degree Fahrenheit (10 to 35 degree Celsius) 20% to 80% (no condensation)
* Package contains - Gallery 2010 display (DVI), power supply, USB cable, User's Guide.
* System Requirements - Mac with MacOS 9.2.2, MacOSX 10.1.3 or higher, and video card with DVI connection - PowerBook with DVI interface - PC with Plug&Play video card with DVI interface *Note: Video card must support digital resolution of 1,600x1,200
* Weight - Approx. 16,8 pounds (7.7 Kg)
* Dimensions - 21.5" X 19" x 8.125" (W x H x D)
* Warranty - Three year UK Standard Service Warranty
* Approvals - CE, FCC, TCO 95
I can get it for £350, the closest i can see from a decent brand is a Samsung at £450. Worth the plung?
-Tom