Is this an IPS panel monitor? Some vendors say it is and some say it isn't
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According to Acer's page the S1 series uses "TN" technology, and not IPS. Can't find my manual, so can't verify that way.Here's the link(if amazon allows links)... http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/group/monitors
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I bought mine from Amazon, and it is a beautiful 1080p ips screeen. There were models being sold by other vendors that did not have this screen. But the part #s or different so pay attention to that.
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It clearly shows a port in one of the gallery pictures for a monitor.I do not have this particular one but did buy the one in red with almost same specs and it came with Dell one year warranty. Do yourself favor buy 3year square trade warranty. They are reasonable cost and great coverage for the price. and
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The panel refreshes at 120hz you can't turn it on/off. When you see "60hz" on the screen it's because that's what the source is, so far there are no 120hz sources.
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Don't see anything with IPS on it. The panel version is PF03 and is 2014 assembled in Mexico. It definitely only dims at extreme angles. However if you are viewing in 4:3 format with stretch mode to fit the screen it will wash out at even moderate size angles but if you adjust it to regular 4:3 with the black frames on the side it only dims.
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I have used it for gaming a little bit (mainly playing Elder Scrolls IV) and have had no issues. Compared to a TN panel this IPS monitor looks very nice.
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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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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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Hi there, It is not practical monitor. Not professionally reliable machine. Needs improvement.
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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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Not sure what you are looking for but it works with the older systems, is must just be a updated display board. It worked fine with my panel. I am having a problem with it now I think it took either a surge of electrical power, or a hit of lighting. I may have to order a new one.
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what is the meaning of better display? there is only TN and superior IPS - and this isn't IPS
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As you may have noticed, in most older panels/laptops (which probably don't have IPS), there is massive color distortion at relatively small viewing angles. This monitor is exactly the same as the U2713HM, except that it also has IPS (in-plane switching), which produces, among other effects, much better color fidelity at off-center viewing angles. In other words, I can look at my monitor from .5 degrees away from parallel to the screen, and still have no noticeable color distortion.
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Mine is an -UAAUSYLFR. My visual inspection with the TV on suggests that the Y is an S-IPS panel.
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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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not really, the panel is an IPS panel...therefore it has lots of viewing angles
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If you are buying it new, the I/O panel is included. If you purchase used, ask your vendor.