NEC LCD20WGX2 review *** UPDATED 25/02/06 ***

finite said:
Yes, BeHardware (sister site ?) often use the phase twinkling for video, but fourmillement translates to swarming, perhaps more accurate as it doesn't infer brightness.
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Honestly, not sure what's the meaning of that term when you are describing the video playback. As mentioned in my review update, pixel pitch (I call it like that ?!) is visible ... you know those blocky squares in all shapes and sizes because of the video compression. From the distance is fine (and this is normal). Maybe he is also referring to the light reflections ... not sure really. Anyhow, you may read my latest review update about the video playback.

Also, not sure why he didn't pay more intention to Advanced DVM. It's new electronic control for the latest LG.Philips panel and I feel it's quite important and interesting (especially as NEC is currently only monitor supporting this).
 
Nutster said:
... my room is dark most of the time, so I wont get reflections :)
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LOL

Well ... UK is dark country ... isn't it (at least weather wise) ;)

Seriously now, people should not get impression that they can use this monitor only if they have dark rooms :) Moderate ambient light or just desk lamp (behind the monitor) is doing the job just fine.
 
Hi,

I was reading tftcentral news article today and I decided that it would be interesting to share it with you. Surprisingly, it seems that pro-active education (even for me) is still strong for this monitor. New review update is up.

Take a look.

NB. I decided to edit my first reply (on the first page of this thread) ... really not so important one ... so review extension is now there ;)
 
It's me again :)

There is another review update from tonight. This one is very interesting.

Enjoy.

Baddass, will you be so kind to update the subject of the main thread (on the front page) to include the *** UPDATED 25/02/06 ***

I would like people to know that this review is still alive and kicking ;) Actually, I had that feeling that review was concluded yesterday. Somehow it's always rising from the ashes again and again and again, like Phoenix :D
 
MrLOL said:
cos we reckon the philips probably uses the same LG Philips IPS panel as in the NEC dont we ?
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Sometimes, it's not essential that you consider only the panel "type", when short-listing any desired monitor on your shopping list. Of course, it's important bit, but it may happen that electronic control unit or the overdrive control of the panel itself may improve things quite interestingly (like the new LG.Philips 1600:1 technology, for example).

They are sharing the roots of the same technology but panel is different.
 
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