Difference between this monitor and the VG278HE?
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This is a 120 Hz monitor with built in emitter and comes with 3D vision 2 glasses. The HE is a 144 Hz monitor with no emitter and no glasses. So with the HE you need to buy emitter and glasses kit in adition to the monitor.
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I just ordered this monitor and what was shipped was the VG278HE, now I am in the process of trying to return it.
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unfortunately I had to return this monitor....wasn't the correct one that my son wanted.....so I do not know the answer to your question. Sorry:(
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The VX2452MH has a 50m:1 contrast ratio, The VA2451M-LED only has a 10m:1 ration (higher is better, so the VX2452MH wins) The VX2452MH has a response time of 2ms, The VA2451M-LED has a response time of 5ms (Lower is better so the VX2452MH wins again) The VX2452MH has 3 inputs (HDMI, VEGA, DVI), The VA2451M-LED only has 2 inputs (VEGA and DVI) (3 is better than 2 VX2453MH wins again) You get more with the VX2452MH so if they are the same price i would buy the VX2452MH.
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Please read the EXACT description for this monitor it answers your question.
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Hi Thank you for your interest. The difference is pixel policy. Please check the pixel policy of each description. This monitor is Perfect Pixel(0 defective pixel) monitor. Thank you.
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I think that the pa248 is old monitor and has a lower resolution..but check twith asus website to make sure..I could be wrong...bought my pa249 a few months ago for my wife and she loves the thing and it's better than her friends $1000+ Apple monitor
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The one I ordered came with a VGA cable, but then again it was the wrong model monitor. I'd try to find one just in case; it never hurts to have a spare!
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I believe the primary difference is that the XF228 is for larger/heavier screens ( > 65", > 135 pounds). I presume the higher cost reflects sturdier construction.
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Well if u ment "IPS" not "ILS" panel then the difference would be image quality and response time, also price. this is a TN monitor so it is snappy quick and low cost, but not as high quality, image wise, as an IPS. here this should help some http://www.cnet.com/topics/monitors/buying-guide/n but if ur going for mostly movie watching go for a IPS panel monitor. they have better image quality and also i notice this monitor has some backlight bleed (black doesn't look black in a dark scene or picture, kinda has some gray to it)
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The "H" model comes with the 3D unit on top of the monitor and a pair of 3D glasses. The "HE" model is the same monitor but without the 3D unit and glasses. The "HE" is still capable of 3D, you just have to buy the 3D unit and glasses separately. If you find this helpful, please like my review.
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There are only two differences (besides price). The 85 has 30,000:1 contrast ratio vs. the 80's 20,000:1. Side by side the average buyer would not notice the difference, and viewed separately definitely not missed. Second, the 85 has an SVGA PC input, which in my opinion is a joke because it doesn't utilize the full 1080p anyway (only 720p at best). You would need a laptop or PC with a video card capable of either HDMI out to HDMI in on the TV, or DVI out using a DVI-HDMI cable for HDMI into the TV to get the full 1080p from a laptop or PC - assuming you even care about using the TV in that capacity in the first place. My advice is save your $$, buy the 80, and put the savings into a new or upgraded HT setup or BD player if you haven't bought one yet. A $218 difference (27% increase in price) for very little benefit is nothing to take lightly.
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so is the difference only a usb port, same contrast ratio? panel, specs etc etc ?
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Great, I'll go for the 2159M and am still gonna check them out in person since I need another monitor for my brother anyway. Thanks for the post Thomas! It helps alot~~
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AmazonAddict is right, this monitor is a TFT display- I was looking at a different model with my earlier answer. We should all be glad for his tact and ever-so-helpful advice when he spots an error here. :-)
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After looking all over the Acer website, it looks like the 2223 is part of the office line and the 2216 is part of the value line. Here's link: http://global.acer.com/products/monitor/lcd.htm. It looks like the office line monitors have adjustable height, rotate to portrait mode, and come with speakers. I haven't seen any of those features listed on Amazon.com or other sales sites, so don't just take my word on this. I'm ordering the 2223 because, in the worst case scenario, it's got a better contrast ratio. Best case scenario, it's got that plus the other office line features.
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I had this issue and discovered that it's sold as the S in some Asian markets. My box and the front of my monitor say GW2760S but the badge on the back with serial number and so on has the model listed as the HS. I contacted BenQ and they confirmed what a few professional reviews indicated, that they are teh same product.
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The MX I believe is focused more towards console gaming. The truth is that both of these monitors looks good but if you have a dual monitor setup it is not wise to pair these. The reason being that the color profiles vary slightly. I noticed the yellows on the MX were not as vibrant and crisp as the VX. Sadly, I even tried to color correct to get them to match and it didn't work. I chose two VX279Qs. I do a bit of photo editing but, to be completely honest, neither one has the color range needed to be proper work monitors. If your end goal is multimedia use then I highly recommend both. The color are a little more muted on the MX but you would hardly know the difference. I also believe the MX has speakers built in if you are into that kind of thing. Either way you are getting damn near the same monitor. There may be some issues with support as well with the MX.