They don't seem to sell any other HP monitors, so I don't know if they ever would or not, perhaps ask via a webnote?
HP LP2475w, IPS 24" Official Thread! (Now Available from OcUK)
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They don't seem to sell any other HP monitors, so I don't know if they ever would or not, perhaps ask via a webnote?
review being worked on, but could take me a few days to run it through tests.
Ooh...shiny...anti-theft mode!
You can set a pin and timer via the HP Display Manager software. If the monitor is unplugged from both the computer AND the mains, and then plugged in to a different computer it'll allow the timer to run down then you'll get a great big theft alert displayed on the screen. You can tell this monitor is aimed at businesses.
edit: Posted this on another forum, thought it may be helpful here:
Here's a quick scaler test with 1:1 mode on:
1920x1080 - ok
1680x1050 - ok
1600x1200 - ok
1600x1024 - horizontal ok, vertical stretched
1600x1000 - ok
1600x900 - horizontal ok, vertical stretched
1440x900 - both streched, AR ok
1360x768 - both stretched, AR looks slightly stretched vertically
1280x1024 - ok
1280x960 - ok
1280x800 - horizontal ok, vertical stretched
1280x769 - horizontal ok, vertical streched
1280x720 - ok
1152x864 - both stretched, AR ok
1024x768 - ok
960x600 - both stretched, AR stretched vertically
800x600 - ok
So, to sum up, the main standard resolutions, plus the 2 HD resolutions, are handled perfectly in 1:1 mapping mode. Some of the more esoteric aren't. That's pretty acceptable as far as I'm concerned.
You can set a pin and timer via the HP Display Manager software. If the monitor is unplugged from both the computer AND the mains, and then plugged in to a different computer it'll allow the timer to run down then you'll get a great big theft alert displayed on the screen. You can tell this monitor is aimed at businesses.
edit: Posted this on another forum, thought it may be helpful here:
Here's a quick scaler test with 1:1 mode on:
1920x1080 - ok
1680x1050 - ok
1600x1200 - ok
1600x1024 - horizontal ok, vertical stretched
1600x1000 - ok
1600x900 - horizontal ok, vertical stretched
1440x900 - both streched, AR ok
1360x768 - both stretched, AR looks slightly stretched vertically
1280x1024 - ok
1280x960 - ok
1280x800 - horizontal ok, vertical stretched
1280x769 - horizontal ok, vertical streched
1280x720 - ok
1152x864 - both stretched, AR ok
1024x768 - ok
960x600 - both stretched, AR stretched vertically
800x600 - ok
So, to sum up, the main standard resolutions, plus the 2 HD resolutions, are handled perfectly in 1:1 mapping mode. Some of the more esoteric aren't. That's pretty acceptable as far as I'm concerned.
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Man of Honour
Sod it I want to get this screen now and refund the Hazro, those features in the OSD and the height adjustment have sold me ever since being disappointed that no Ergotron arm will work on the Hazro!
Phil how did you return yours?
Phil how did you return yours?
Man of Honour
Since the monitor is being picked up by them anyway they might as well collect it and refund it, will have to see what they say otherwise I'll just have to get the firmware update done then resell it on.
Either way I'd like height adjustment! buying the Ergotron LX for £80 then having to sell it for £60 because Ergotron would not take it back opened was a major bummer for me
Either way I'd like height adjustment! buying the Ergotron LX for £80 then having to sell it for £60 because Ergotron would not take it back opened was a major bummer for me
does this monitor have HDCP? some people say yes some people say no
just looked on us site
DVI-I (2), HDMI (1), and DisplayPort (1) with HDCP support; does that mean only Display port supports HDCP??
just ordered 2 cant be bothered to wait, im still using a 13.3inch mac book
just looked on us site
DVI-I (2), HDMI (1), and DisplayPort (1) with HDCP support; does that mean only Display port supports HDCP??
just ordered 2 cant be bothered to wait, im still using a 13.3inch mac book
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Man of Honour
All the digital ports will be HDCP, HDMI standard needs HDCP and since DVI is HDMI in a different form...
Associate
Can't wait for your review Badass, if its heading the way these comments are going I might be able to finally settle on which monitor to get =D
who ever opened this thread could you ask the guy on the forum
where he got this picture
http://66.102.9.104/translate_c?hl=...n9.jpg&usg=ALkJrhhURty9bznaVwn7kuXBTgaKvs7xXw
the chiese girl been looking for it for ages
where he got this picture
http://66.102.9.104/translate_c?hl=...n9.jpg&usg=ALkJrhhURty9bznaVwn7kuXBTgaKvs7xXw
the chiese girl been looking for it for ages
Depends where you get it from, mine cost £425 inc VAT, but I could have got it cheaper from a less reputable source. Direct from HP will be around £470 ex VAT.
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Hey philjohn is it ok for you to tell me where you got yours from, obviously you can't post here so I would be extremely grateful if you could drop me a quick email : [email protected]
