Rotate 90 degree. My personal ACER AL2623W can compare with BENQ FP241WZ. Back side. BENQ FP241WZ have treated plastic shell for better looks. ACER AL2623W, original plastic color looks without design. Because I only have Spyder2express, it did not support multi monitor. So the below compare was dual compare after individual color adjusted. BENQ FP241WZ: sRGB mode/bright 0/contrast 10/RGB: Default. (30% differences with Spyder2 correction) ACER2623W: Normal mode/bright 0/contrast 50/RGB: 75%. (10% differences with Spyder2 correction) If there is no color collection, the AL2623W did have better color present in fact. BENQ FP241WZ looks a little blue, and ACER2623W is yellow tone. Compare with DELL2407WFP, BENQ241WZ is easy to see the black cloth in back of the lying lady, maybe that’s the advantage of AU-MVA panel? My “big white bear” dog: Show Ball. This photo looks yellow; there were some yellow light when I took photos. But the photo in ACER2623W IPS became too yellow, the dog become big yellow bear. We can see the FP241WZ is much blue tone and little exposure too much, the color is more correct in fact, the AL2623W is too yellow. Let’s take a look on the web page, that should be gray close to black, the black present looks good. The difference when watching video. The Taiwan knight idol should be white style. The fire red ATI HD2900XT OSD menu. There are many adjust options, also with many color mode. The comparison is not the 100% to reflect the real situation with photos, But I’d already adjust the white balance to make the photos closer to the reality. The blue(cold) tone or yellow(warm) tone color are mostly decide by the panel characteristic. Adjusted the RGB can fix some color present issues. But I can only use BENQ FP241WZ for 1 day, so that’s not its full color present capability in a short time. After the Japan panel “Hitachi IPS/Fujitsu MVA “ panel technology pass to LPL and AUO, the MVA panel did satisfied me with good color present, better visible angle and gray level. BENQ FP241WZ Pros: 1.Use MVA panel, visible angle is better then PVA, color present is also better. 2.Good stand design and quality, turn angle and movement range is great. 3.Rich OSD functions, single button to switch the input channel and PnP function, can see the RGB already adjusted when default setting. 4.MVA panel advantage, black is really black when demo black or turn off signal. 5.Independent HDMI port and multimedia input connectors design. Cons: 1.BENQ 24inch got higher price, DELL2407WFP is cheaper and longer warranty time. 2.OSD response time a little bit longer. 3.If the silver frame design can make it become black, that’s better with whole unified design. DELL 2407WFP-HC and BENQ FP241WZ got their own advantage. DELL 2407WFP also OEM by BENQ, they have some similar design and outlooks. BENQ is stronger, and DELL looks fashion, If consider the cost and warranty, DELL is the one to pick. If only think about the whole LCD present quality, I will select BENQ FP241WZ with higher recommend. If you like MVA panel or need a stand along HDMI port and accept the cost gape, BENQ FP241WZ is an excellent selection without doubt. The coming review products….Wish I have time to test all of them. DFI DARK INFINITY 650I ULTRA This package is totally different as their 965 series, use reflect light style package design to enhance the quality level. The accessories and menu are same dark style. Motherboard itself. Or take a look on this,MSI P35 Diamond with SoundBlaster X-FI Xtreme Audio PCI-E |
very nice comparison! side by side shots photo are worth 1000 words! |
Like walking into a TV shop ..... the best color one always has the highest price. Until you find out the salesman screws around with the knobs to sell the one he has the highest commission rate.:) |
I thought that MVA and PVA panels are pretty much the same? Anyway, great pictures again. Too bad the cheapness of the plastic shows so good on them =O. *waits for 2407 in 2707 dress* |
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