HP L2335: Low Response Time and High Resolution LCD

Sidney · 10th July 2005, 04:23

Spending $1000 on a computer component is often hard to swallow. Although, if you're going to spend that much, in our opinion, a display is the only component that could justify the cost. Gaming at 1920x1200, watching native 1080p, or PIP a native 480p component signal with a Word document are just phenomenal reasons to use a widescreen display like the HP L2335. Try to do any of those things with your $1000 CPU and $50 17" CRT.

http://www.anandtech.com/displays/sh...spx?i=2467&p=1

Sidney · 10th July 2005, 04:25

So, are you telling me if I have a $1000 CPU, I will be wise to spend $1000 on this 1920x1200 LCD display?

Hummm.... it does make sense. My CPU is $149, and a $200 17" LCD should do fine

The Senile Doctor · 10th July 2005, 05:52

this is nevertheless a very cool display...

Sidney · 10th July 2005, 07:11

And, you certainly have the right CPU to own one

The Senile Doctor · 10th July 2005, 10:52

my fx53 is old fashion, I should get a 24" CRT

jmke · 10th July 2005, 11:26

CRT is over; 22" TFT and more is what you should aim for

The Senile Doctor · 10th July 2005, 11:37

I know, I was just kidding, I'll probably get me a BIG tft but not this year, don't have the time to enjoy it, but it sure looks nice!

The Senile Doctor · 28th July 2005, 19:29

is this top of the line for big lcds?
are there any better screens out there (needs to be perfect for gaming too)
best ones seem to be BenQ TFT 23" FP231W or Hewlett-Packard L2335?

I've seen some other 23-24" monitors but don't have a clue...
LG Electronics L2300B
Philips 230W5BS
Samsung SyncMaster 243 T
Sony SDM-P234B
ViewSonic Pro Series VP231Wb

The Senile Doctor · 30th July 2005, 09:57

benq looks nicer visually, but I've read soms bad reviews of the benq, isn't it supposed to be the same screen???

aaaah I'm talking to myself here

10th July 2005, 04:23	#1
Sidney Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,738	HP L2335: Low Response Time and High Resolution LCD Spending $1000 on a computer component is often hard to swallow. Although, if you're going to spend that much, in our opinion, a display is the only component that could justify the cost. Gaming at 1920x1200, watching native 1080p, or PIP a native 480p component signal with a Word document are just phenomenal reasons to use a widescreen display like the HP L2335. Try to do any of those things with your $1000 CPU and $50 17" CRT. http://www.anandtech.com/displays/sh...spx?i=2467&p=1 __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

10th July 2005, 04:25	#2
Sidney Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,738	So, are you telling me if I have a $1000 CPU, I will be wise to spend $1000 on this 1920x1200 LCD display? Hummm.... it does make sense. My CPU is $149, and a $200 17" LCD should do fine __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

10th July 2005, 05:52	#3
The Senile Doctor Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is Posts: 3,171	this is nevertheless a very cool display... __________________ OC-2-the-death Where the Reverend is doing his Magick, all mortals be silent Doom over the world

10th July 2005, 07:11	#4
Sidney Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,738	And, you certainly have the right CPU to own one __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

10th July 2005, 10:52	#5
The Senile Doctor Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is Posts: 3,171	my fx53 is old fashion, I should get a 24" CRT __________________ OC-2-the-death Where the Reverend is doing his Magick, all mortals be silent Doom over the world

10th July 2005, 11:26	#6
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	CRT is over; 22" TFT and more is what you should aim for __________________

10th July 2005, 11:37	#7
The Senile Doctor Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is Posts: 3,171	I know, I was just kidding, I'll probably get me a BIG tft but not this year, don't have the time to enjoy it, but it sure looks nice! __________________ OC-2-the-death Where the Reverend is doing his Magick, all mortals be silent Doom over the world

28th July 2005, 19:29	#8
The Senile Doctor Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is Posts: 3,171	is this top of the line for big lcds? are there any better screens out there (needs to be perfect for gaming too) best ones seem to be BenQ TFT 23" FP231W or Hewlett-Packard L2335? I've seen some other 23-24" monitors but don't have a clue... LG Electronics L2300B Philips 230W5BS Samsung SyncMaster 243 T Sony SDM-P234B ViewSonic Pro Series VP231Wb __________________ OC-2-the-death Where the Reverend is doing his Magick, all mortals be silent Doom over the world

30th July 2005, 09:57	#9
The Senile Doctor Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is Posts: 3,171	benq looks nicer visually, but I've read soms bad reviews of the benq, isn't it supposed to be the same screen??? aaaah I'm talking to myself here __________________ OC-2-the-death Where the Reverend is doing his Magick, all mortals be silent Doom over the world

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