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IPS display
Southrop:
--- Quote from: kitamesume on October 05, 2012, 02:04:09 AM ---none, but if you'd grab one look into Dell's 23" ultrasharp, they've been out for a long long time and many reviews have appeared, and it rates quite high.
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I've got two of these U2312HMs. Loving them.
kureshii:
--- Quote from: Freedom Kira on October 05, 2012, 07:44:18 PM ---
--- Quote from: kureshii on October 05, 2012, 11:37:49 AM ---In typical iterations this is a 6-bit panel, with FRC dithering to fill an 8-bit colour space—the same kind of technology in use in current TN panels. (For the less jargon-inclined, this means it uses 256 levels of brightness to simulate 1024 levels).
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Maybe I'm missing something here, but 6-bit dithered to 8-bit would be using 64 levels to simulate 256 levels, wouldn't it? Or do you quadruple the number of brightness levels because of how IPS works?
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You're right. I was thinking 8-bit vs 10-bit displays subconsciously at that point, lol. Earlier post corrected, thanks.
(Although to be anally, technically precise, 3×8-bit RGB actually provides more than 2^8 levels of brightness due to the multiple ways you can mix R, G, and B pixels … useful to know when desaturating coloured photos to grayscale. But I digress.)
Slysoft:
Yeah, I've heard great things about Dell's Ultrasharps, but unfortunately for me they don't have hdmi inputs, which I need
kureshii:
HDMI-DVI adapters aren’t that pricey.
kitamesume:
HDMI to DisplayPort works too i think if you want audio, although the dell doesnt have any speakers for it to be a concern.
why HDMI though.
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