I can't decide :/

freemaan · Nov 27, 2006

Hello,

I can't decide which LCD monitor I should get :/
Samsung 940BW or LG L194WT?
I heard 940BW have poor contrast, but L194WT have washed-out colors...
I can't find any reviews about them

jpxdude · Nov 27, 2006

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16824254005

HW-191DPB...

I'm using one of these.

lookout · Nov 27, 2006

Get a monitor with HD

freemaan · Nov 27, 2006

QUOTE(lookout @ Nov 27 2006 said:
Get a monitor with HD

I can't afford any HD monitor, they're too expensive

QUOTEhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?...N82E16824254005
HW-191DPB...
I'm using one of these.

I don't think this would be better than an LG or Samsung...

lookout · Nov 27, 2006

LG L194WT 19" WIDESCREEN 2000:1 5MS DVI TFT LCD MONITOR?

freemaan · Nov 27, 2006

QUOTE(lookout @ Nov 27 2006 said:
LG L194WT 19" WIDESCREEN 2000:1 5MS DVI TFT LCD MONITOR?

Yup

lookout · Nov 27, 2006

L194WT-SF
Red high light is good.
blue is suck
Green same

LG Flatron Engine

Spec
Device : 19" Wide TFT LCD
Brightness : 300cd/m²
Contrast Ratio : 2000 : 1
Viewing Angle : 160/160
Response Time : 5ms
Resolution : 1440 x 900
Supported Colours : 16.2M
Pixel Pitch : 0.2835(H) x 0.2835(V)mm
Horizontal Frequency : 30-83KHz
Vertical Frequency : 56-75Hz
Input Signal : Analog Signal / Digital Signal(DVI)
Input Ports : RGB Port(15Pin D-Sub)/DVI-D Port
Power Type : LIPS(LCD Integrated Power Supply)
Normal Power Consumption : Less than 35W
Suspend/Standby Power Consumption : Less than 1W
Power off mode Power Consumption : Less than 1W
Special Feature : Tilt Only: +5/-25
Safety Certification : UL, cUL, TUV-GS, SEMCO
EMC Certification : FCC-B, CE
Low Radiation Certification : TCO-03
Power saving Certification : EPA Energy Star
Wall Mount Type : VESA
Warranty : 3 years
Dimension (WxDxH) : 435x226x370(Set), 494x130x384(Box)
Weight(kg) : 3.6(Set), 4.8(Box)

Model 940BW

Viewable area 19”
Pixel Pitch (mm) 0.285
Brightness (cd/x33a1), Typical) 300 cd/m2
Contrast 500:1(H)
Viewing Angle (H/V) 160°/160°
Response Time (ms, Typical) 4 (GTG)
Horizontal Frequency (kHz) 30~81
Vertical Frequency (kHz) 56~75
Maximum Resolution Type 1440 x 900
Color Supported 16.2 Million
Input Video Signal Analog RGB, DVI Digital Link: TMDS
Sync Type Seperate H/V, Composite, SOG
Input Connectors 15 pin D-sub, DVI-D
Plug & Play DDC 2B
Mac Compatibility Yes
On Mode 42 watt (max)
DPMS Mode < 2 watts
Power Type Built-in
Wall-mount VESA 75
Trade Compliance TCO ’03
cabinet Color Black
Weight (lbs.) 9.3
Special Features Ultra narrow bezel, Magic Bright2, MagicTune
Warranty 3/3/3 (years) Parts/Labor/Backlight

================

You know the winner

freemaan · Nov 27, 2006

Thanks for you reply

But...

Input Video Signal Analog RGB, DVI Digital Link: TMDS
sucks?

And LG's contrast ratio is 1:700 really...

jpxdude · Nov 27, 2006

The link to the HannsG monitor I posted wipes the floor with the Samsung, have a look around for reviews on the HW-191DP which is the silver variant of what I have,...it beats the samsung on everything, except it is 5ms.

If the LG has a 2000 contrast ratio, that sounds crazy!

lookout · Nov 27, 2006

QUOTE(freemaan @ Nov 27 2006 said:
Thanks for you reply

But...

Input Video Signal Analog RGB, DVI Digital Link: TMDS
sucks?

And LG's contrast ratio is 1:700 really...

yeah, it reason it has No vertical adjustment

I not sure LG's contrast ratio is 1:700? the Model i looking at L194WT-SF has a high Contrast Ratio : 2000 : 1 then Samsung 940BW

freemaan · Nov 27, 2006

QUOTE(jpxdude @ Nov 27 2006 said:
The link to the HannsG monitor I posted wipes the floor with the Samsung, have a look around for reviews on the HW-191DP which is the silver variant of what I have,...it beats the samsung on everything, except it is 5ms.

If the LG has a 2000 contrast ratio, that sounds crazy!

So you have seen the Hanns.G HW-191DP and Samsung 940BW too?
Could you make a picture from your monitor?

freemaan · Nov 27, 2006

QUOTE(lookout @ Nov 27 2006 said:
QUOTE(freemaan @ Nov 27 2006 said:

Thanks for you reply

But...

Input Video Signal Analog RGB, DVI Digital Link: TMDS
sucks?

And LG's contrast ratio is 1:700 really...

yeah, it reason it has No vertical adjustment

I not sure LG's contrast ratio is 1:700? the Model i looking at L194WT-SF has a high Contrast Ratio : 2000 : 1 then Samsung 940BW

Click to expand...

It doesn't matter for me, because I'll use it with DVI (so no v/h adjustmens needed)..

lookout · Nov 27, 2006

I know Samsung 940BW have very nice clear sharp colour
the LG L194WT-SF LG have a "Flatron f-ENGINE" which is pretty new today technology - I not sure about?..

Flatron f-ENGINE

* Exclusive LG LCD technology that makes colors jump off the screen.
* F-Engine is a chip built into your 80 series Monitor that constantly makes adjustments to the image your viewing. Whether it be photos, videos or gaming f-Engine enhances the viewing experience
* Press the f-Engine button and watch LG's unique split screen to show you before f-Engine and after f-Engine.

freemaan · Nov 28, 2006

QUOTE said:
constantly makes adjustments to the image your viewing.

Hm... i heard it does this with 2-3s lag

BTW, I've found a review about HANNS.G HW-191D ( http://www.fastsilicon.com/content/view/51/29/1/0/ )
Seems like it's a lot better than LG or Samsung...

trebulator · Nov 28, 2006

QUOTE(lookout @ Nov 27 2006 said:
I know Samsung 940BW have very nice clear sharp colour
the LG L194WT-SF LG have a "Flatron f-ENGINE" which is pretty new today technology - I not sure about?..

Flatron f-ENGINE

* Exclusive LG LCD technology that makes colors jump off the screen.
* F-Engine is a chip built into your 80 series Monitor that constantly makes adjustments to the image your viewing. Whether it be photos, videos or gaming f-Engine enhances the viewing experience
* Press the f-Engine button and watch LG's unique split screen to show you before f-Engine and after f-Engine.

What the f...?!? No computer screen should be as dark as that "original" on default. Some real pictures need to be shown, otherwise it just sounds like some gimmick.

Also, you should look at the dot pitch of any screen you buy. Unfortunately, thats the only advice I have.

I can't decide :/

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