For the last 2+ years there have been two developments in the LCD market that I know I’m not alone in disliking:
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See what I mean?The article is both interesting and informative. Thanks very much. Unfortunately, the Dell 2209WA does not appear to be available any more. Hopefully, Dell will reorder from its supplier.
"Input delays" are as much the fault of the broadcast compression artifacts as much as the response time of the LCD panels. Here, if you think it's only the screen, then buy a Plasma TV . I'd almost lay money on the fact you'd still be disappointed. If anybody saw the "hi-def" crap from the 2008 Olympics, you'd know what I meanInput Delay is one of the biggest reasons why I still have yet to move onto HDTVs. I still use an old tube tv for my gaming needs. Be it as it may be silly, I could care less about HDTVs right now with the amount of input delays they have. There is a reason why many organized tourneys and many top PC players still prefer old CRT monitors. Until input delay issues get fixed 100% I won't be moving onto hdtvs anytime soon.
Per Hansson said:
Thank you for the comments guys, I wrote the article, Julio "only" edited it (okok, with my engrish that might have been like 50% of the work )
aolish; I can recommend one HDTV to you; the Panasonic PX80 or PZ80, they are plasma displays and have atleast as low response time as the Eizo in the article, because I compared them against eachother about a year ago when I bought the Panasonic... I do not feel like there is annoying lag on it aswell, and I do play Guitar Hero via the PC on it
captaincranky; You made me lol for real with your "Sabre Toothed Tigers" analogy, so true, so true.
I agree with what you have to day about the LCD market today