Difference between tn and pva

muppet · 6 Oct 2007 at 12:16

hi

is it just the veiwing angles or is there something else cos ive had a tn panel for ages and im pleased . I need to know this cos i want to upgrade to 24 inch and im looking at the hyundai cos of the inputs
p.s does anybody have one of these

cheers
muppet

Inazuma · 6 Oct 2007 at 20:38

With a TN, the colours change if you look at them from different angles. I don't know about PVAs but I have an S-IPS I think, which doesn't change colour from different angles

muppet · 6 Oct 2007 at 21:46

Is that all, well i think ill but the hyundai

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muppet

muppet · 6 Oct 2007 at 22:00

Is that all, well i think ill but the hyundai

cheers
muppet

Baddass · 7 Oct 2007 at 19:55

Panel technologies - TN Film, MVA, PVA and IPS

muppet · 7 Oct 2007 at 20:02

cheers badass

davetherave2 · 9 Oct 2007 at 01:00

muppet said:
hi

is it just the veiwing angles or is there something else cos ive had a tn panel for ages and im pleased . I need to know this cos i want to upgrade to 24 inch and im looking at the hyundai cos of the inputs
p.s does anybody have one of these

cheers
muppet

I think I'm the only person on here that has one and this is an awesome monitor. I went for this monitor primarily for the HDMI for my 360 and I'm glad I went for it.

the monitor has exceeded all my expectations so far and playing games at 1900x1200 is fantastic. Not in my wildest dreams would I have thought I would need a 24" monitor but it seems to absolutely drawf any previous monitor I have had and that includes a 21" monitor and makes my dual 17" setup at work seem so small.

Although I have never owned the Dell 24" I think this is a worthy contender.

As for the viewing angles I only notice the colour bleeding when looking at if from below the screen when viewing it from the sides or the top there is mininal colour bleed. certainly didn't notice any on this webpage.