Hazro - Scaling to non-naive resolutions

[sp00d]

I am currently weighing up waiting for the new HDCP enabled Hazros to come available or just going out and buying a Benq G2400WD (yes I know its a TN, but it seems to scale resolutions nicely, has all the inputs I need, and is very, very low lag for a gamer!).

What i'd like to know is how the Hazro 24inch model supports scaling compared to the Benq G2400WD (eg if I stick a PS3 in it, or a non-blue-ray dvd player). As far as I can tell from reviews, the Benq is pretty much perfect for this. As for the Hazro, I haven't seen much discussing anything apart from the fact it is a reasonably priced IPS with reasonable input lag.

Thanks guys.

 

[sp00d]

Ok thanks for the info guys. Now I just need to figure out if that "twinkling effect" will mess my eyes up o_O

 

[sp00d]

I don't even notice it, even when watching the odd bit of media I play (during my lunch break) on the monitor.

Well having always TN TFTs and CRTs, I can't quite get my head around how it looks. I do recall being very sensititive to the refresh rate on my CRT though, and unless it was 100hz+ I would eventually get bad headaches, even though others thought it was fine. THis is why the "twinkling effect" bothers me. Can someone try to explain in words what it looks/feels like?