Does the display utilize IPS or in-plane swiching?
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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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It is an IPS monitor, the Amazon listing appears to be a typo, at least the version I have with the same model number and purchased from Amazon is an IPS display
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Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I hope this information is helpful for what it's worth. Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I... » Read More Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I hope this information is helpful for what it's worth. « Show Less
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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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Hi Alvin, we have confirmed this is not an IPS . Per Samsung, this is a TN model. Thanks for your inquiry
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The short answer is display port. The long answer is for basic computing and monitors under 22", you won't see a difference between the three interfaces. It depends on if what you are doing is video intensive and what the system you are connecting your display to can support. I only use business applications. You are better off bouncing this question off a gamer or designer if you are looking to use it for that.
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Hi, Yes you are correct, there are two displayport interfaces and one VGA. Thanks, PCrush
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Hi ZKirilain,The NX-VUE27 is using a H-IPS LG Display Panel. Our marketing team used S-IPS as a generic term - but since have resolved the title and it should now state H-IPS. Thank-you!
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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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Your information is correct with one small correction. The output is fixed 1920x1080/60i It does not do /30p natively, although it can be deinterlaced in software.
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Hello, I own one of these monitors and, yes, it is an IPS-LED panel. Additionally, it supports 3D images. I'm very satisfied with my purchase. You can also go to www.lg.com and search for D2343P. This is a discontinued product, though.
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There is not. It seems to broadcast to all outputs at one. The dual ports did not work on a Surface, so I can't say if they are two distinct displays or not.
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Good question. The first model ships with a TN display and the second has an IPS display. IPS displays have a much better view angle than does a TN. If color consistency is important for you across the display I'd lean towards V2. I own the TN panel MVP22U and have enjoyed it thus far though I mostly do hand-drawn animation and some 3D sculpting and weight painting with it. Read of course Frendens tips for installing drivers for the MSP19U and you'll sort yourself out though not entirely without some hair-pulling and moderate swearing.
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This laptop really does have 1080p. But i've never dealt with IPS so i can't say, the viewing angles aren't that bad though
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Don't recall seeing a similar display, but other reviewers seeing odd displays suggested hitting "reset" with a paper clip.
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I don't know -- aren't these numbers in the mfr's data? We use this display for business computing and response is never an issue. I can say unreservedly this is the best display we've ever owned and we've had maybe a dozen of them over the years.
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Hi, Yes you are correct, there are two displayport interfaces and one VGA.Thanks, PCrush
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not really, the panel is an IPS panel...therefore it has lots of viewing angles
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JohnThe PB238Q does not have a S-IPS panel. I have Apple and Dell Ultrasharp monitors that have S-IPS panels, and the ASUS e-ISP monitor is very close in quality. I can't really tell the difference. I don't have the Mac's you have. I suggest you check to see if your Mac has HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, or D-sub connectors and a video card that can display at 1920x1080 resolution.
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I have not seen such images. So far it's been a great monitor, although I didn't get the full max benefit until I started using DisplayPort cable (Mini-DP to DP). Then clarity, resolution, everything opened up.