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May 29, 2008, 01:54 PM
http://www.amazon.com/24-Wide-LCD-Black-Monitor/dp/B000N84IQQ/ref=dp_ob_title
List Price: $892.55
Amazon Price: $754.16
http://www.cablemass.com/64199.html
List Price: $892.55
Cablemass.com Price: $795.44
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=207713067&listingid=21908310&dcaid=17902
List Price: $892.55
Buy.com Price: $859.44
Selling my flat screen HDTV ready monitor that I use on my MacBook. Don't get to use it enough, turned it on maybe 12 times total in the last 4 months. Mint condition, all paperwork and box like new. Cannot get a better setup for the money IMO.
$445 shipped!
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d5/audiogodz1/stuff/IMG_2107.jpg
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d5/audiogodz1/stuff/IMG_2108.jpg
MORE info:
5 star rating!
Technical Details
24 IN Flat Panel Display
LG ELECTRONICS
HDCP Certified
1920 x 1200 resolution
HDMI Input
Product Description
24 inches Widescreen Active Matrix LCD Monitor. You can view more with the LG Flatron WIDESCREEN monitor. More screen real estate means more productivity. Open two different applications, such as a word processor and a web browser on one monitor. It boasts 500 cd/m2 BRIGHTNESS, 8MS RESPONSE, and 1920 x 1200 RESOLUTION display which outputs crisp, distortionfree images. The stand is tilt, swivel, height, and also pivot adjustable allowing you to choose portrait and landscape modes. The enhanced productivity and ease of use makes the LG FLATRON ideal for professional solutions.
It's an MVA panel which is much different than the usual TN panels found it lower cost monitors. MVA (and the comparable PVA technology) is mid-range between the TN technology and the very high end S-IPS technology found in the 24" monitors that sell in the $1800-$2500 range. It gives you much better color saturation, more even lighting levels, and finer color gradations than the TN panels.
L246WP-BN 24" Flatron Widescreen Black LCD monitor. 1920x1200 resolution and wide 16:10 aspect ratio; 8ms response time; supports full HD (1080p); 1000:1 contrast ratio; Certified for Windows Vista; 178 degree true wide viewing angle; 500 cd/m3 high brightness; DVI input with HDCP; USB; 4-way adjustable stand (pivot, height, tilt, swivel) 1080p; PIP; PBP; You can slso view the monitor in landscape or portrait mode using the pivot function.
5 stars at newegg! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824005099
The Flatron L246WP-BN from LG is a true display hub. The 24” widescreen has a 1920x1200 native resolutionto let it display true 1080p video. The panel also has a 1000:1 contrast ratio and a 500cd/mē brightness rating for superb image quality. The intelligent auto resolution feature dynamically adjusts the resolution level for optimum picture quality.
This is also a great choice for writers or desktop publishers since the monitor can pivot 90° into portrait mode so you can see a full page and more on the screen. The monitor also has a 3-port USB (1up & 2down) hub so you can easily attach thumb drives or even a graphics tablet.
One of the keys to success is to be well connected, and this monitor is very successful. In addition to the standard D-Sub connection and the previously mentioned USB hub there is also an HDCP compliant HDMI port. For further connectivity there is also a component video input. LG's motto is "Life's Good" -- it'll certainly be improved with this monitor!
Outstanding for Photo Work
Reviewed By: Woofy on 10/26/2007
Tech Level: somewhat high - Ownership: 1 month to 1 year
Pros: Huge amount of on-screen real estate gives plenty of room for editing space and control pallets. Easy to set up and calibrate using Colorvision Spyder2Pro resulting in outstanding color accuracy. Good, clean design with excellent fit and finish. Multiple inputs let me use this as a 1080P high def television. Inputs are changed by a single button on the front bezel. No more navigating though menus! Pivot function is handy when working on portrait format images. DVI/HDMI and d-sub cables included. Base provides a good range of height, angle and pivot adjustments. sRBG color space available.
Cons: Overly bright and color inaccurate out of the box (big, fat, hairy deal). On-screen menus are a little confusing at first.
Other Thoughts: Due to the high native resolution, you'll need a very high quality display card. For gaming and/or watching hi-def video, get nothing short of an x1950PRO or 8800GTS if you want to get the best out of this display.
List Price: $892.55
Amazon Price: $754.16
http://www.cablemass.com/64199.html
List Price: $892.55
Cablemass.com Price: $795.44
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=207713067&listingid=21908310&dcaid=17902
List Price: $892.55
Buy.com Price: $859.44
Selling my flat screen HDTV ready monitor that I use on my MacBook. Don't get to use it enough, turned it on maybe 12 times total in the last 4 months. Mint condition, all paperwork and box like new. Cannot get a better setup for the money IMO.
$445 shipped!
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d5/audiogodz1/stuff/IMG_2107.jpg
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d5/audiogodz1/stuff/IMG_2108.jpg
MORE info:
5 star rating!
Technical Details
24 IN Flat Panel Display
LG ELECTRONICS
HDCP Certified
1920 x 1200 resolution
HDMI Input
Product Description
24 inches Widescreen Active Matrix LCD Monitor. You can view more with the LG Flatron WIDESCREEN monitor. More screen real estate means more productivity. Open two different applications, such as a word processor and a web browser on one monitor. It boasts 500 cd/m2 BRIGHTNESS, 8MS RESPONSE, and 1920 x 1200 RESOLUTION display which outputs crisp, distortionfree images. The stand is tilt, swivel, height, and also pivot adjustable allowing you to choose portrait and landscape modes. The enhanced productivity and ease of use makes the LG FLATRON ideal for professional solutions.
It's an MVA panel which is much different than the usual TN panels found it lower cost monitors. MVA (and the comparable PVA technology) is mid-range between the TN technology and the very high end S-IPS technology found in the 24" monitors that sell in the $1800-$2500 range. It gives you much better color saturation, more even lighting levels, and finer color gradations than the TN panels.
L246WP-BN 24" Flatron Widescreen Black LCD monitor. 1920x1200 resolution and wide 16:10 aspect ratio; 8ms response time; supports full HD (1080p); 1000:1 contrast ratio; Certified for Windows Vista; 178 degree true wide viewing angle; 500 cd/m3 high brightness; DVI input with HDCP; USB; 4-way adjustable stand (pivot, height, tilt, swivel) 1080p; PIP; PBP; You can slso view the monitor in landscape or portrait mode using the pivot function.
5 stars at newegg! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824005099
The Flatron L246WP-BN from LG is a true display hub. The 24” widescreen has a 1920x1200 native resolutionto let it display true 1080p video. The panel also has a 1000:1 contrast ratio and a 500cd/mē brightness rating for superb image quality. The intelligent auto resolution feature dynamically adjusts the resolution level for optimum picture quality.
This is also a great choice for writers or desktop publishers since the monitor can pivot 90° into portrait mode so you can see a full page and more on the screen. The monitor also has a 3-port USB (1up & 2down) hub so you can easily attach thumb drives or even a graphics tablet.
One of the keys to success is to be well connected, and this monitor is very successful. In addition to the standard D-Sub connection and the previously mentioned USB hub there is also an HDCP compliant HDMI port. For further connectivity there is also a component video input. LG's motto is "Life's Good" -- it'll certainly be improved with this monitor!
Outstanding for Photo Work
Reviewed By: Woofy on 10/26/2007
Tech Level: somewhat high - Ownership: 1 month to 1 year
Pros: Huge amount of on-screen real estate gives plenty of room for editing space and control pallets. Easy to set up and calibrate using Colorvision Spyder2Pro resulting in outstanding color accuracy. Good, clean design with excellent fit and finish. Multiple inputs let me use this as a 1080P high def television. Inputs are changed by a single button on the front bezel. No more navigating though menus! Pivot function is handy when working on portrait format images. DVI/HDMI and d-sub cables included. Base provides a good range of height, angle and pivot adjustments. sRBG color space available.
Cons: Overly bright and color inaccurate out of the box (big, fat, hairy deal). On-screen menus are a little confusing at first.
Other Thoughts: Due to the high native resolution, you'll need a very high quality display card. For gaming and/or watching hi-def video, get nothing short of an x1950PRO or 8800GTS if you want to get the best out of this display.
