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Hi, I have a new nx8220 laptop, but I'm not realy sure if LCD display is OK
or not ok. It seams sparkly.I have used to it during last 2 weeks, but
anyways I wonder...
So does LCD display on HP nx8220 is supposed to look a bit sparkly or I
should try to get a new one?? LCD on model 7010 looks very differnet.
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mede wrote:
> Hi, I have a new nx8220 laptop, but I'm not realy sure if LCD display
> is OK or not ok. It seams sparkly.I have used to it during last 2
> weeks, but anyways I wonder...
>
> So does LCD display on HP nx8220 is supposed to look a bit sparkly or
> I should try to get a new one?? LCD on model 7010 looks very
> differnet.
Sparkly?? Set single-color backgrounds, white, black, red, green, blue.
If you see any other colors than what you set in that background, then
you have hot pixels. How many do you see?
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Quaoar schrieb:
> mede wrote:
>
>>Hi, I have a new nx8220 laptop, but I'm not realy sure if LCD display
>>is OK or not ok. It seams sparkly.I have used to it during last 2
>>weeks, but anyways I wonder...
>>
>>So does LCD display on HP nx8220 is supposed to look a bit sparkly or
>>I should try to get a new one?? LCD on model 7010 looks very
>>differnet.
>
>
> Sparkly?? Set single-color backgrounds, white, black, red, green, blue.
> If you see any other colors than what you set in that background, then
> you have hot pixels. How many do you see?
>
> Q
>
>
I think what mede means ist the effect called Ice-effect by some
people. That seems to be a technical feature of this display series.
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Markus Staehly wrote:
> Quaoar schrieb:
>> mede wrote:
>>
>>> Hi, I have a new nx8220 laptop, but I'm not realy sure if LCD
>>> display is OK or not ok. It seams sparkly.I have used to it during
>>> last 2 weeks, but anyways I wonder...
>>>
>>> So does LCD display on HP nx8220 is supposed to look a bit sparkly
>>> or I should try to get a new one?? LCD on model 7010 looks very
>>> differnet.
>>
>>
>> Sparkly?? Set single-color backgrounds, white, black, red, green,
>> blue. If you see any other colors than what you set in that
>> background, then you have hot pixels. How many do you see?
>>
>> Q
>>
>>
> I think what mede means ist the effect called Ice-effect by some
> people. That seems to be a technical feature of this display series.
>
> MSy
Well, then, that changes everything! This is sub-pixel shading?
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Quaoar schrieb:
> Markus Staehly wrote:
>
>>Quaoar schrieb:
>>
>>>mede wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi, I have a new nx8220 laptop, but I'm not realy sure if LCD
>>>>display is OK or not ok. It seams sparkly.I have used to it during
>>>>last 2 weeks, but anyways I wonder...
>>>>
>>>>So does LCD display on HP nx8220 is supposed to look a bit sparkly
>>>>or I should try to get a new one?? LCD on model 7010 looks very
>>>>differnet.
>>>
>>>
>>>Sparkly?? Set single-color backgrounds, white, black, red, green,
>>>blue. If you see any other colors than what you set in that
>>>background, then you have hot pixels. How many do you see?
>>>
>>>Q
>>>
>>>
>>
>>I think what mede means ist the effect called Ice-effect by some
>>people. That seems to be a technical feature of this display series.
>>
>>MSy
>
>
> Well, then, that changes everything! This is sub-pixel shading?
>
> Q
>
>
I can't tell you. I know similar effects from my S-IPS Desktop
Panels, but on the nx some people seem to see it more intense.
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I have a new nx8220 with a 15.4" 1680x1050 display. What resolution is
your screen?
I am also concerned about my display and don't know if it is normal or
not. I don't have access to another computer of the same model for
comparison.
I wouldn't describe my display as sparkly. The effect is more like a
fine dust over the entire screen. When I move white windows around the
screen, they appear to move under this dusty layer. It appears to be a
problem with the anti-glare coating.
I have looked at an nx8220 with a 15.4" 1280x800 display, and it does
NOT have this dusty layer effect.
Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops (More info?)
I have a new nx8220 with a 15.4" 1680x1050 display. What resolution is
your screen?
I am also concerned about my display and don't know if it is normal or
not. I don't have access to another computer of the same model for
comparison.
I wouldn't describe my display as sparkly. The effect is more like a
fine dust over the entire screen. When I move white windows around the
screen, they appear to move under this dusty layer. It appears to be a
problem with the anti-glare coating.
I have looked at an nx8220 with a 15.4" 1280x800 display, and it does
NOT have this dusty layer effect.
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