Monitors BenQ announces 21.5'' Full HD LCD @13.5k

[junkiedogg]

Hey,
Just found this at the Chip Forums. If its already been posted, sorry!! And if its no the right section, please move it.

Anyway, this one seems cool. We will have to wait for the reviews to see if its really worth it though. One good thing about it - ITS BLACK!! :clap:

BenQ E2200HD 22-inch LCD Monitor Launched in India Featuring HDMI port & Full HD | PriceGuru - India's Leading Source for Technology News & Updates

 

[Anish]

Oh sweet, been looking for a LCD upgrade and this sounds perfect! I wont jump yet, lets wait for reviews and see what the competition offers

 

[has33]

Specs:

Screen Size: 21.5″ Wide

Product Color: Glossy Black

Resolution: up to 1920 x 1080

Pixel Pitch: 0.248

Brightness: 300nits

Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 (DCR:10000:1 )

Response Time: 5ms/ 2 ms(GTG)

Display Color: 16.7M

Viewing Angle: 170/160 (L/R;U/D)

Inputs: D-sub / DVI-D/ HDMI1.3 / Audio in / Headphone Jack

Power Consumption: 45W

Power Supply: Built-in

Other Features: Senseye+Photo, AMA, HDCP Support

Adjustments: Tilt -5/20 (down/up)

Dimensions: 522.8×407.8×186.8 (mm)

Weight: Net Weight 4.8 kg, Gross Weight 6,1 kg

Accessories: Quick start guide, User manual CD, VGA, Audio cable

Vista Certification: Premium

TN Panel

 

[muzux2]

^^ HDMI support makes it more attractive to HTPC buffs..

 

[akki_89]

TN Panel

how did u get to know this ? :S

 

[Dinesh_Malhotra]

^^^^^^^^^^^^

look at the price !

 

[HailStonE]

21.5"WS AU Optronics TN Film (M215HW01 V0)

Source : - http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/

 

[neomustdie]

TN Panel ... that's what you gonna get for the price...

 

[SidhuScorpion]

see price, then start cribbing, TN, S-IPS blah blah, not every1 can spend 20k+

 

[chic_magnet]

its pretty new and not available at Lammy yet. i may just go for this one. 13.5k is a good price IMO.

 

[PsYkiller]

13.5 is MRP. I think we can get this much cheaper.
looking very promising. News is also on techtree.

 

[LaatSahab]

Please someone gimme a lo down on this, TN, S-IPS thing, which one is good which one is bad?

 

[WickedTA]

TN is the cheapest panel type and typically (the good ones) have the fastest response times. However, the display is pretty lousy at any viewing angle other than straight-on and typically only in horizontal mode.

PVA, MVA, IPS and their variants are much better in this regard, but cost a whole lot more, have slower response times and tend to use overdrive techniques to reduce ghosting, but sometimes this itself can lead to artifacting.

 

[junkiedogg]

So basically, for gamers who are on a budget, TN is the way to go. Since IIRC, lower response time is better for FPS right?

 

[ashr]

^whats more important is no or low Output Lag (commonly misinterpreted as Input Lag)

 

[Rahul++]

Its good for people looking for 19" widescreen at that price... At least they'll get HD xperience

 

[mavihs]

so guys should i go for it????

 

[GameNome]

Looks sexy.Quite good for HTPC buffs.

 

[whatsinaname]

And most importantly, it is a 16:9 ratio monitor!!

So they lop off a few pixels, still call it a 22inch and and price it in the 22inch range. I do not like where the monitor manufacturers are heading. (The same with the Dell S2409W!)

I don't mind the 16:9 ratio, but the pricing should be proportionally lower.

 

[mavihs]

And most importantly, it is a 16:9 ratio monitor!!

So they lop off a few pixels, still call it a 22inch and and price it in the 22inch range. I do not like where the monitor manufacturers are heading. (The same with the Dell S2409W!)

I don't mind the 16:9 ratio, but the pricing should be proportionally lower.

u kidding!!! d price is d lowest in its range!!! ie. 22" HD!!