LCD monitor

[Kunic]

Ja ti mogu predložiti ono što ja želim da kupim i prilično sam siguran da nisam pogrešio sa izborom. Jeste da košta, ali vredi.

The Samsung SyncMaster 740BF is a 17-inch analog and digital TFT-LCD delivering a 700:1 contrast ratio, 300cd/m² brightness, 1280 x 1024 resolution, 160°/160° viewing angle and scanning frequency of 30-81 kHz horizontal and 56-75 Hz vertical with a super ultra-fast response time of 2ms (G to G). It features MagicTune, MagicBright II, MagicColor and MagicZone technologies.

A ako imaš viška para, onda 940BF.

The Samsung SyncMaster 940BF is a 19-inch analog and digital TFT-LCD delivering a response time of 2ms (G to G), 700:1 contrast ratio, 300cd/m2 brightness, 1280 x 1024 resolution, 160/160 degree viewing angle and scanning frequency of 30-81 kHz horizontal and 56-75 Hz vertical. It features MagicTune, MagicBright II, MagicColor and MagicZone.

[Papak]

Ne znam koliki ti je budzet niti koliki monitor hoces, ali recimo ako hoces neki od samsungovih 19" modela a da ne iskesiras puno parica onda toplo preporucujem

SAMSUNG 940N Black 19" 8ms LCD Monitor ili

SAMSUNG 941BW Black 19" 4 ms (GTG) DVI Widescreen LCD Monitor

Oba se mogu naci ispod $200, barem ovdje u USA. Nemam pojma koliko se krecu njihove cijene na drugim trzistima.
BTW oba mogu da prikazu 16.2 miliona boja, tako da tu ne vidim problem. Posijedujem prvi od ova dva i za sada nema "mrtvih pixela" niti bilo kakvih drugih problema (valjda ih i ne bude).

[eboye]

Color Depth The color range of a computer is defined by the term color depth. This means the total number of colors that the computer and display, in tandem, can display to the user. The most common color depths that users will see when dealing with a PCs are 8-bit (256 colors), 16-bit (65,536 colors) and 24-bit (16.7 million colors). True color (or 24-bit color) is the most frequently used mode now as computers have attained sufficient levels to easily work at this color depth. Some professional use a 32-bit color depth, but this is mainly used as a means to pad the color to get more defined tones when rendered down to the 24-bit level. Speed Versus Color LCD monitors have encountered a bit of a problem when it comes to dealing with color and speed. Color on an LCD is comprised of three layers of colored dots that make up the final pixel. Sponsored Links LCD Display MonitorsRuggedized Flat Panel LCD Monitors With Standard Or Custom Options.www.GeneralDigital.com Computer HardwareGet advice, news and reviews Tech tips for entrepreneurswww.inc.com LCD Television WarningIs The TV You Get Really Worth It? Don't Do A Thing Till You Read ThisTelevisons.NewHotReviews.com To display a given color, current must be applied to each color layer to give the desired intensity that generates the final color. The problem is that to get the colors, the current must move the crystals on and off to the desired intensity levels. This transition from the on to off state is called the response time. For most screens this was rated around 25ms. The problem is that many LCD monitors are used to watch video or motion on the screen. With this 25ms time frame for transition from on to on states, pixels that should have transitioned to the new color levels trail the signal and result in an effect know as motion blurring. This isn't a problem if the monitor is being used with applications such as productivity software, but with video and motion it can be jarring. Since consumers were demanding faster screens, something needed to be done to improve response times. To facilitate this, many manufacturers turned to reducing the number of levels each color pixel render. This reduction in the number of intensity levels allows the response times to drop but has the drawback of reducing the overall number of colors that can be rendered. 8-Bit vs. 6-Bit Now color depth was previous referred to by the total number of colors that the screen can render, but when referring to LCD panels the number of levels that each color can render is used instead. This can make things difficult to understand, but to demonstrate, we will look at the mathematics of it. For example, 24-bit or true color is comprised of three colors each with 8-bits of color. Mathematically, this is represented as: * 2^8 x 2^8 x 2^8 = 256 x 256 x 256 = 16,777,216 High-speed LCD monitors typically reduce the number of bits for each color to 6 instead of the standard 8. This 6-bit color will generate far fewer colors than 8-bit as we see when we do the math: * 2^6 x 2^6 x 2^6 = 64 x 64 x 64 = 262,144 This is far fewer than the true color display such that it would be noticeable to the human eye. To get around this problem, the manufacturers employ a technique referred to as dithering. This is an effect where nearby pixels use slightly varying shades or color that trick the human eye into perceiving the desired color even though it isn't truly that color. A color newspaper photo is a good way to see this effect in practice. (In print the effect is called half-tones.) By using this technique, the manufacturers claim to achieve a color depth close to that of the true color displays. How to Tell if an LCD is 8-Bit or 6-Bit This is the biggest problem for individuals who are looking at purchasing an LCD monitor. Most manufacturers do not list the color depth of their display. Even fewer will list the actual per-color depth. If the manufacturer lists the color as 16.7 million colors, it should be assumed that the display is 8-bit per-color. If the colors are listed as being 16.2 million or 16 million, consumers should assume that it uses a 6-bit per-color depth. If no color depths is listed, it should be assumed that monitors of 12ms or faster will be 6-bit and the 20ms and slower panels are 8-bit. Does it Really Matter? This is very subjective to the actual user and what the computer is used for. The amount of color really matters to those that do professional work on graphics. For these people, the amount of color that is displayed on the screen is very important. The average consumer is not going to really need this level of color representation by their monitor. As a result, it probably doesn't matter. People using their displays for video games or watching video will likely not care about the number of colors rendered by the LCD but by the speed at which it can be displayed. As a result, it is best to determine your needs and base your purchase on those criteria.

Mrzelo me da prevodim, ali ovde svako moze da skonta o cemu se radi kod LCD monitora.

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Prevashodno me zanimaju iskustva onih koji imaju LCD monitore, ali hvala i onima koji su se potrudili da objasne sta je sta. Doduse, to sam vec i sam procitao, ali ne skodi.
Resio sam da kupim LCD monitor zato sto zauzima manje mesta od CRT-a, ne zraci, a samim tim, racunam, da cuva i oci. Naravno ne treba smetnuti sa uma i da lepse izgleda, bla, bla, bla,... (da ne duzim)
Kupio bih monitor od 17" ili 19", budzet kojim raspolazem je nekih 20.000 dinara (hiiljadu, dve gore-dole), ili oko 250 evra.
Ako neko ima ovakav monitor, neka slobodno podeli svoja iskustva samnom, necu mu nista .

[Papak]

evo ti link
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16824001088
tu imas preko 140 review-ova za Samsung 941BW. Usput mozes da vidis kako izgleda, cijenu, specifikacije itd...

[DarkRed]

Ja lično nemam TFT monitor... (još uvek mi nisu puno bolji od CRT-a, pre bi pare uložio u poboljšanje mašine nego monitora, ali to sam ja, nebavim se toliko dizajnom da mi treba TFT).

Ali preneću ti šta je uradio moj drugar, koji je grafički dizajner, kad je početkom godine kupovao novu mašinu... grafička, ploča, memorija... sve extra... i kad je razmatrao monitore, otišao je kod opet trećeg drugara u poznatu Novosadsku prodavnicu kompjutera i tamo testirao monitore.

Da nedužim... ni za živu glavu nije hteo da uzme Samsung (mutna slika, loše boje - crna mu ličila na sivu - bela na zaprljano zuto..., kontrast mu je bio bezveze...)
Kupio je LG L1932P http://www.itsvet.com/LG-L1932P/p-co..._monitor-9-266
A to je nekih 60-ak EUR više, ja ti preporučujem njega ili jedan od ova dva...

LG L1732P
http://www.itsvet.com/LG-L1732P/p-co..._monitor-9-234 ili

LG L1917S (ista rezolucija kao 17'' ali je 19'' znači mutniji)
http://www.itsvet.com/LG-L1917S/p-co..._monitor-9-235

[Lady S]

Verujem da je Bullet vec nabavio novi monitor, ali ako jos nekome treba info - od srca preporucujem LG 1919S. Kostao je svega 17000, do sada nisam primetila da ima mrtvih pixela, a garancija je 3 godine. Citala sam po raznim forumima da ga mnogi hvale, i mozda je najbolje 19'' resenje za ove pare. A i bas je leeeeeep nekako