PHILIPS 19" 8ms TFT Displays

Typhoon · Post by **Typhoon** » Tue Apr 12, 2005 11:18 am

PANEL TYPE: TFT LCD
VIEWABLE IMAGE SIZE: 19"
MAX RES: 1280x1024 @ 75Hz (1280x1024 @ 60Hz rec)
PIXEL PITCH: 0.294 X 0.294mm
BRIGHTNESS: 250 nits
SCANNING FREQUENCY: 30~83 kHz (Hoz), 56~76 Hz (Ver)
PRESET MODES: 50 user definable modes, 15 factory preset modes
CASING COLOUR: Black
DISPLAY COLOURS: 16.2 million
VIDEO DOT RATE: 140MHz
CONTRAST RATIO: 500:1
VIEWING ANGLE: Horizontal 160 degrees/ Vertical 160 degrees
TILT: -5~25 degree , VESA Mount 100mm
RESPONSE TIME: <=8ms
CONNECTIONS ON MONITOR BODY: Video 15-pin D-sub (analog)connector
POWER: Integrated 90-264V AC, 50/60Hz , 34W Consumption
DIMENSIONS: 235 x 419 x 425mm (WxHxD inc base) WEIGHT:5.4kg
COMPAT OS: Win 95/98/Me/2000/XP
* Fast 8ms response time for perfect motion video display
* Smart Management capable for cost effective remote network management
* Lead Free display protects the environment
* Kensington Anti Theft Lock slot
* sRGB Colour Matching
* Low 34W power consumption lowers total ownership costs
* Integrated Power Supply

Only $660 inc GST and Delivery (rrp $799)
http://www.deacom.ru/content/img_cat_l/0032/323907.jpg
If anyone is interested, PM me.

Snake Rogers · Post by **Snake Rogers** » Mon Apr 18, 2005 7:54 pm

Now how can i get that past my wife

Noon416 · Post by **Noon416** » Mon Apr 18, 2005 8:24 pm

Offers to streak past the wife to distract her (Oh! The Horror! My eyes are burning!) while Snake sneaks it in the back.

Nice looking monitor, might have to see what I can get away with after someone buys one and lets us know what they're like for gaming.

Typhoon · Post by **Typhoon** » Wed Apr 20, 2005 7:23 pm

Already got some on back order for other custys, I'll let you know

rob_c · Post by **rob_c** » Wed May 04, 2005 11:31 am

MMM . . . and a 19" flat panel gives the same viewable area as a 21" CRT ? . . nice . . . but it only has a recomended refresh rate of 60Hz ? ? ? ? ? ?

Bold · Post by **Bold** » Wed May 04, 2005 11:36 am

rob_c wrote:MMM . . . and a 19" flat panel gives the same viewable area as a 21" CRT ? . . nice . . . but it only has a recomended refresh rate of 60Hz ? ? ? ? ? ?

Becuase of the way LCD screens refresh the display, having a 60hz refresh is not a problem like it is on a CRT

Eagle32 · Post by **Eagle32** » Wed May 04, 2005 12:52 pm

Indeed, you worry about response time on LCD's and 8ms is 125 times per second. Or, very fast.

The response time has to be low or you get the ghosting like you do on old laptop displays when you move the mouse around. That would be very bad in a game.

BAZZIL · Post by **BAZZIL** » Wed May 04, 2005 1:40 pm

ooo now thats a goodun

Prometheus · Post by **Prometheus** » Wed May 04, 2005 2:47 pm

Snake Rogers wrote:Now how can i get that past my wife

I'll look after it for you for a while, then once she's warmed to the idea of you dropping $660 on more computer gear, you can have it back

It's a sacrifice, but one I'm willing to make for a friend !

Ohh, I'd say it would only take a couple of years

Typhoon · Post by **Typhoon** » Wed May 04, 2005 2:48 pm

Bold wrote:
rob_c wrote:MMM . . . and a 19" flat panel gives the same viewable area as a 21" CRT ? . . nice . . . but it only has a recomended refresh rate of 60Hz ? ? ? ? ? ?
Becuase of the way LCD screens refresh the display, having a 60hz refresh is not a problem like it is on a CRT

Yes, quite right Bold.
An LCD refreshes the entire screen at the time, where a CRT uses an electron Gun that fires electrons from left to right, top to bottom, like writing on a blank piece of paper. To he human eye, even at 90Hz (90 times a second) this is noticable.

If you ever take a photo with a digital Camera of a computer screen , you can actually see it mid-write. This of course is not the case with an LCD

Snake Rogers · Post by **Snake Rogers** » Fri May 06, 2005 5:13 pm

Thanks for the offer Prom

So we got any feed back on these screens yet?

Typhoon · Post by **Typhoon** » Sat May 07, 2005 12:29 am

Yep, AWESOME!!!!

I've got more stock arriving on Monday, all presold.
I can't keep up with demand