Check out the Niko 1920W if you can find one. I nabbed on from E-Cost for a good price and they have a $60 M.I.R. through the end of Jan.
1440x900 Resolution, 2ms response time, DVI and VGA connections.
Mine came with one stuck pixel..after running a utility on it for a few hours it is now a 'lazy pixel'. I'm planning to run a different utility on it overnight to fix it. Otherwise no issues whatsoever.
Warranty will replace on 8 or more stuck / bad pixels. They also offer through the manu. extended warranty options that can be added at anytime during the first year.
I was a little leary of buing a monitor from a company that hasn't been around for long, but so far after a week of use I have been very happy with it.
Don't know that much about the other models you listed but I own a Samsung 940BF. It was worth the extra cost to me over the 930 models. I haven't noticed any ghosting in high speed games and the color reproduction is really nice. Brightness is there too, had to cut it in half when I got it, overall I am extremely happy with it.
If there was anything "negative" I could say is that you can't raise or lower its height but its almost perfect for me on my desk so I don't really need it. Ergonomics are good, almost no glare with it either and I have many windows in my room. Had it about 9 months and no issues, oh one pixel, wouldn't call it dead. It is sometimes working 100% and other times won't display all colors. Its off to the left upper corner and I never noticed until I ran a program specifically to find such things. I have to really hunt for it now even though I know where it is. Not a problem. Movies look great too btw, watch lots of movies and gaming.
I have to agree on the VX922 ..... bright colors and very crisp text. Before buying it I compared with models from acer and lg and the VX922 smoked them both.
anyway, i was hoping someone will know something about the LG L1932P-SN, this is the one i'm thinking to buy.
from the reviews i read till now, seemed a best buy by far.
Check out the Niko 1920W if you can find one. I nabbed on from E-Cost for a good price and they have a $60 M.I.R. through the end of Jan.
1440x900 Resolution, 2ms response time, DVI and VGA connections.
Mine came with one stuck pixel..after running a utility on it for a few hours it is now a 'lazy pixel'. I'm planning to run a different utility on it overnight to fix it. Otherwise no issues whatsoever.
Warranty will replace on 8 or more stuck / bad pixels. They also offer through the manu. extended warranty options that can be added at anytime during the first year.
I was a little leary of buing a monitor from a company that hasn't been around for long, but so far after a week of use I have been very happy with it.
What utilities do you use? I have a friend with a stuck pixel, I was unaware that anything could fix that. Could you provide a link to where you get them? Thanks! 8)
after all i bought the LG L1932P-SN and i'm very happy i did so.
pros:
- it has great vivid color
- crisp text
- very nice tones of grey
- fast !
- very well at gaming and also when using it with internet and applications
- well at movies
cons:
- a bit too bright
- i had to make some adjustments
overall i'm very pleased with it and i've made i wise decision buying this monitor
after all i bought the LG L1932P-SN and i'm very happy i did so.
pros:
- it has great vivid color
- crisp text
- very nice tones of grey
- fast !
- very well at gaming and also when using it with internet and applications
- well at movies
cons:
- a bit too bright
- i had to make some adjustments
overall i'm very pleased with it and i've made i wise decision buying this monitor
i'll give it a 9 out of 10
Im using one of those right now at work, I agree, in most cases its great, but I do find it a little bit too bright and the colours arent always as vivid as I would like.
Check out the Niko 1920W if you can find one. I nabbed on from E-Cost for a good price and they have a $60 M.I.R. through the end of Jan.
1440x900 Resolution, 2ms response time, DVI and VGA connections.
Mine came with one stuck pixel..after running a utility on it for a few hours it is now a 'lazy pixel'. I'm planning to run a different utility on it overnight to fix it. Otherwise no issues whatsoever.
Warranty will replace on 8 or more stuck / bad pixels. They also offer through the manu. extended warranty options that can be added at anytime during the first year.
I was a little leary of buing a monitor from a company that hasn't been around for long, but so far after a week of use I have been very happy with it.
What is that utility's name that fixed that stuck pixel?
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