Does the P34G have an IPS display? I recently purchased a P35K from Amazon and had to send it back.
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It actually has an AHVA screen which is similar to IPS (very wide angles, no color shift at extreme angles). I use IPS screens exclusively on my desktops, but I don't feel this is any worse for normal usage (I don't use it for graphics work so I don't know how accurate the color is).
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There is much discussion on the AVS forums. Seems folks have sent them back to Amazon if they are not IPS. I want one now but can't figure out how to email Amazon to ask them if they can assure me of an IPS panel. Apparently the serial number has a "W" near the end (4th character from end I think) and it should be on the box.
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Pretty much any IPS monitor is likely going to have something like that. But you know, I haven't noticed much of it. I guess it depends on how picky you are. I'm a PC gamer, and while I can't say there is absolutely no ghosting, I've not noticed any that's bothered me while I've played games. I'm pretty picky about my displays so if it were an issue I would notice it. Now, if you're looking at doing high end FPS competition you might want to look elsewhere, same would be true about strong video editing. Outside of that, I don't think it will be a problem.
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Guys is it really good for 144hz 1ms like , ips lacks 144hz if any monitor with good viewing angle with 144hz under 5ms please update, otherwise i go with benq gaming ones
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The amazon product page says it is....I don't know how to test it.Display Type: AH IPS (In-plane switching), anti glare with hard coat 3H
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The AG coating is minimal and, as a result, the FS2333 does not have the 'grainy' look that displays with aggressive AG coatings often present. Eizo seems to have added just enough AG to reduce glare, but not enough to detract from PQ. In contrast, Asus has an IPS display with even less AG which, imo, reduces the PQ due to individual pixels being more visible. Too little or too much can both reduce overall PQ - Eizo went to the effort of getting it just right.
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The quality is very good coming from a IPS monitor myself I can say this monitor is very good in picture quality. One of the best monitors I have ever owned.
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My U845W-S400 does not have any lines, bad pixels, or uneven lighting. You can tell that this laptop is built with high quality. The display is good but not excellent. I guess it is not the brightest and does not have the most vivid colors, but nothing that would actually bother the viewer. I watch movies on it.
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Hard to know for sure.Acer's site says TFT LCD. Meanwhile, the box had a sticker specifying IPS. Many other sites document the screen as an IPS.It is possible that early models were TFT and that later production switched (no pun intended) to IPS.
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I don't remember if it did or not but that wasn't relevant to me. However, the monitor I got (which I knew was used) the screen was slightly defective. There were some "grey" areas on the display. The use I have for it made this a non-issue but if you want it for regular daily use, make sure it is fully functional.
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This is Amazon statement: Product Alert: IPS (In-Plane-Switching) is a new technology for LCD displays that offers users wider viewing angles and bolder colors by allowing more light to pass through the panel. As a result, IPS panels can exhibit a slight glow around the edges and corners (also known as light bleed), which is entirely normal.
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It would be awesome to see a Proof in this. Could you perhaps make some good quality Cam Pictures form the Side(s) with your non IPS Panel?Its the same Issue in Europe with IPS / VA Panels mixeup.Thx a Million :)
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The main downside to this monitor is that it is a TN matrix panel. I have had nothing but IPS panels and I never realized TN panels could be so bad. Here's an example. Basically, I am looking at a white screen with my head level with the monitor. The middle of the screen is white, the bottom of the screen is a bit cyan/blue-ish white, the top of the screen is a pinkish-red white. I am about 2 feet away from the screen. If you can find a 120hz IPS panel, I'd say go for it. That's really the only downside. Getting the color, gamma, contrast, and brightness levels correct while not crushing blacks or washing out whites can be pretty difficult, but there are plenty of programs and calibrators and settings that you can find online that are quite suitable. Honestly, it's a turn off but I am getting used to it.
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Yes, The LED24G45RQD also has the horrible viewing angle problem, so if you are 15% off directly viewing it, images will look like negative pictures and will be purple and black. If you are looking at it straight on, which is harder with a smaller screen it is fine.
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The amazon product page says it is....I don't know how to test it. Display Type: AH IPS (In-plane switching), anti glare with hard coat 3H
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HP Employee here. I wanted to make sure you got the right answer. You cannot use this monitor at lower resolutions. The only resolution that will work is 2560x1440. This may seem strange since almost every single other monitor on the market can display lower resolutions. This was a decision by HP to help save on cost. They decided to remove the image processor from the monitor to make it as inexpensive as possible and maintain the high quality IPS display.
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I don't really do photographic work. It is far superior to the old TN screen it replaced. Without putting an IPS display next to it I couldn't make a decent comparison. Now that Dell is running sales on their 24" 4K IPS display I'd take a closer look at that. If you do get this 28" display keep fluorescent lights away from it. Fluorescent flicker plus 30Hz refresh = ugh.