Post by Romy Ocon on Jun 8, 2009 11:35:25 GMT
Looks like a bunch of this old but reliable model (used) has reached our shores:
19" LCD Eizo FlexScan L767 P4,000
Resolution; 1280x1024 pixels
Wall Mountable: Yes
Power Supply: 220volts
Power Cable and VGA Cable: Included
WARRANTY OPTIONS:
1 Month Warranty P4,000
3 Months Warranty P4,200
1 Year Warranty P4,500
Vendor link (the Sigmonster Tamer is not in any way connected with the vendor):
www.tipidpc.com/viewitem.php?iid=3553170
A review:
www.pcworld.com/reviews/product/17637/review/19in_lcd_1280x1024_75hz_black_l767bk_dvid_5001.html
From my quick research, this little beauty uses a PVA panel, with a vertical/horizontal viewing angle of 170 degrees (compared to 160 degrees of TN panels).
At PHP 4500 each (with one year warranty), and the privilege to cherry pick from among the bunch, two units of these side-by-side can be a great display system for PP.
1280x1024, even two units, is too small for my application. Anybody brave enough to give these a try? I bet these displays if in good working condition have better IQ and color reproduction than any locallly sold TN displays, which covers most LCDs available in the market now (Apple LCDs not included). ;D
19" LCD Eizo FlexScan L767 P4,000
Resolution; 1280x1024 pixels
Wall Mountable: Yes
Power Supply: 220volts
Power Cable and VGA Cable: Included
WARRANTY OPTIONS:
1 Month Warranty P4,000
3 Months Warranty P4,200
1 Year Warranty P4,500
Vendor link (the Sigmonster Tamer is not in any way connected with the vendor):
www.tipidpc.com/viewitem.php?iid=3553170
A review:
www.pcworld.com/reviews/product/17637/review/19in_lcd_1280x1024_75hz_black_l767bk_dvid_5001.html
From my quick research, this little beauty uses a PVA panel, with a vertical/horizontal viewing angle of 170 degrees (compared to 160 degrees of TN panels).
At PHP 4500 each (with one year warranty), and the privilege to cherry pick from among the bunch, two units of these side-by-side can be a great display system for PP.
1280x1024, even two units, is too small for my application. Anybody brave enough to give these a try? I bet these displays if in good working condition have better IQ and color reproduction than any locallly sold TN displays, which covers most LCDs available in the market now (Apple LCDs not included). ;D
