All specs are exactly the same I dont know the difference - http://www.ebuyer.com/search?brand=BenQ&a03360=DVI&price=0+TO+150&subcat=2097&cat=12
Can someone tell me the difference between these 3 BenQ monitors?
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dylan1016 :
mactronix :
The main advertising blurb advertises 5ms as below
Whether you're catching up on the latest show on the Internet or viewing documents, the BenQ GL2450 LED monitor is the perfect choice for you in style! Featuring a dynamic ratio of 12M:1, Senseye Human Vision Technology, 5ms response time and DVI connector, this 24"W 16:9 LED monitor delivers every image detail with the best viewing quality.
The 2ms in the actual specs is Grey to Grey time, this is a little naughty as its obviously if you think about it going to be faster than black to black. This should explain it
http://reviews.cnet.com/1990-3118_7-6358806-1.html
Mac
Whether you're catching up on the latest show on the Internet or viewing documents, the BenQ GL2450 LED monitor is the perfect choice for you in style! Featuring a dynamic ratio of 12M:1, Senseye Human Vision Technology, 5ms response time and DVI connector, this 24"W 16:9 LED monitor delivers every image detail with the best viewing quality.
The 2ms in the actual specs is Grey to Grey time, this is a little naughty as its obviously if you think about it going to be faster than black to black. This should explain it
http://reviews.cnet.com/1990-3118_7-6358806-1.html
Mac
Would it be better to get the GL2450HM for virtually the same price?
Yes I would go...
mactronix
Judicious
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The E version is an Eco model with energy efficient LED's. The other two look identical spec's wise.
Sometimes its just a case of last years model being marketed with different artwork or the construction of the chassis has changed slightly.
I had a similar issue before and I phoned E-Buyers helpline. very helpful I found
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Mactronix
Sometimes its just a case of last years model being marketed with different artwork or the construction of the chassis has changed slightly.
I had a similar issue before and I phoned E-Buyers helpline. very helpful I found
How to contact us
By Telephone
General enquiries 0871 521 33 00
Calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras.
Lines open: Monday-Friday 9am-6pm (excluding bank holidays).
Please remember to use the international dialing code (+44) when calling from outside the UK.
Mactronix
mactronix :
The E version is an Eco model with energy efficient LED's. The other two look identical spec's wise.
Sometimes its just a case of last years model being marketed with different artwork or the construction of the chassis has changed slightly.
I had a similar issue before and I phoned E-Buyers helpline. very helpful I found
How to contact us
By Telephone
General enquiries 0871 521 33 00
Calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras.
Lines open: Monday-Friday 9am-6pm (excluding bank holidays).
Please remember to use the international dialing code (+44) when calling from outside the UK.
Mactronix
Sometimes its just a case of last years model being marketed with different artwork or the construction of the chassis has changed slightly.
I had a similar issue before and I phoned E-Buyers helpline. very helpful I found
How to contact us
By Telephone
General enquiries 0871 521 33 00
Calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras.
Lines open: Monday-Friday 9am-6pm (excluding bank holidays).
Please remember to use the international dialing code (+44) when calling from outside the UK.
Mactronix
I was looking on the BenQ website and it states the standard model is 2ms, unless eBuyer have done a mistake?
mactronix
Judicious
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No mistake you are probably looking at the wrong model,
http://benq.co.uk/product/monitor/GL2450
Mactronix
http://benq.co.uk/product/monitor/GL2450
Mactronix
mactronix :
No mistake you are probably looking at the wrong model,
http://benq.co.uk/product/monitor/GL2450
Mactronix
http://benq.co.uk/product/monitor/GL2450
Mactronix
Yes thats the one,
http://www.ebuyer.com/288887-benq-gl2450-24-led-lcd-dvi-monitor-9h-l7alb-qpe
http://benq.co.uk/product/monitor/GL2450/specifications
same models, but on benq website its 2ms refresh rate
mactronix
Judicious
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The main advertising blurb advertises 5ms as below
Whether you're catching up on the latest show on the Internet or viewing documents, the BenQ GL2450 LED monitor is the perfect choice for you in style! Featuring a dynamic ratio of 12M:1, Senseye Human Vision Technology, 5ms response time and DVI connector, this 24"W 16:9 LED monitor delivers every image detail with the best viewing quality.
The 2ms in the actual specs is Grey to Grey time, this is a little naughty as its obviously if you think about it going to be faster than black to black. This should explain it
http://reviews.cnet.com/1990-3118_7-6358806-1.html
Mac
Whether you're catching up on the latest show on the Internet or viewing documents, the BenQ GL2450 LED monitor is the perfect choice for you in style! Featuring a dynamic ratio of 12M:1, Senseye Human Vision Technology, 5ms response time and DVI connector, this 24"W 16:9 LED monitor delivers every image detail with the best viewing quality.
The 2ms in the actual specs is Grey to Grey time, this is a little naughty as its obviously if you think about it going to be faster than black to black. This should explain it
http://reviews.cnet.com/1990-3118_7-6358806-1.html
Mac
mactronix :
The main advertising blurb advertises 5ms as below
Whether you're catching up on the latest show on the Internet or viewing documents, the BenQ GL2450 LED monitor is the perfect choice for you in style! Featuring a dynamic ratio of 12M:1, Senseye Human Vision Technology, 5ms response time and DVI connector, this 24"W 16:9 LED monitor delivers every image detail with the best viewing quality.
The 2ms in the actual specs is Grey to Grey time, this is a little naughty as its obviously if you think about it going to be faster than black to black. This should explain it
http://reviews.cnet.com/1990-3118_7-6358806-1.html
Mac
Whether you're catching up on the latest show on the Internet or viewing documents, the BenQ GL2450 LED monitor is the perfect choice for you in style! Featuring a dynamic ratio of 12M:1, Senseye Human Vision Technology, 5ms response time and DVI connector, this 24"W 16:9 LED monitor delivers every image detail with the best viewing quality.
The 2ms in the actual specs is Grey to Grey time, this is a little naughty as its obviously if you think about it going to be faster than black to black. This should explain it
http://reviews.cnet.com/1990-3118_7-6358806-1.html
Mac
Would it be better to get the GL2450HM for virtually the same price?
mactronix
Judicious
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dylan1016 :
mactronix :
The main advertising blurb advertises 5ms as below
Whether you're catching up on the latest show on the Internet or viewing documents, the BenQ GL2450 LED monitor is the perfect choice for you in style! Featuring a dynamic ratio of 12M:1, Senseye Human Vision Technology, 5ms response time and DVI connector, this 24"W 16:9 LED monitor delivers every image detail with the best viewing quality.
The 2ms in the actual specs is Grey to Grey time, this is a little naughty as its obviously if you think about it going to be faster than black to black. This should explain it
http://reviews.cnet.com/1990-3118_7-6358806-1.html
Mac
Whether you're catching up on the latest show on the Internet or viewing documents, the BenQ GL2450 LED monitor is the perfect choice for you in style! Featuring a dynamic ratio of 12M:1, Senseye Human Vision Technology, 5ms response time and DVI connector, this 24"W 16:9 LED monitor delivers every image detail with the best viewing quality.
The 2ms in the actual specs is Grey to Grey time, this is a little naughty as its obviously if you think about it going to be faster than black to black. This should explain it
http://reviews.cnet.com/1990-3118_7-6358806-1.html
Mac
Would it be better to get the GL2450HM for virtually the same price?
Yes I would go with the GL2450HM over teh standard model even if it cost a little more.
Mactronix
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