15x 19" TFT's im Test

Zitat

"...It’s been a while since we last tested 19” LCD monitors on our site. Not only new monitor models but, what is more exciting, new technologies have emerged since then (alas, a release of a new model today just too often turns out to be a minor revision of an older monitor, so it is even hard to tell sometimes where the new model differs from the older one).

Trying to keep up with the times we are adjusting the methodology we employ to test LCD monitors. A two-dimensional diagram of response time measured on transitions from black to levels of gray and back again once used to provide an exhaustive description of a monitor, but when it comes to the new models with response time compensation it is important to know how long transitions between different levels of gray may take. And we want to know this not only to evaluate the response time parameter proper but to check out if there are any RTC artifacts which may arise when the compensating impulse is way too strong and the pixel brightness shoots up above the necessary level (this shows up on the screen as light shadows, rainbow patterns, etc)..."

Testkandidaten:

• Acer AL1916Ws
• Acer Ferrari F-19
• ASUS PW191
• BenQ FP93GX
• EIZO FlexScan L778
• NEC MultiSync LCD1970GX
• NEC MultiSync 90GX2
• NEC MultiSync LCD1990SXi
• Philips Brilliance 190G6
• Samsung SyncMaster 940T
• Samsung SyncMaster 940B
• Samsung SyncMaster 940BF
• Samsung SyncMaster 960BF
• ViewSonic VG920
• ViewSonic VP930

Artikel

und was zeigt der text entweder kann ich kein english oder ich kenn mich nüsse aus mit TFT´s wollt ma den 960BG kaufen da er halt net mattes bild hat sondern glänzend so wie ein CRT aber nun weiss ich net zu welchem samsung ich greifen soll obs der 940BF , 960BF oder 960BG wird einen von den dreien will ich aber welchen???

mfg

oh da muss i mit eingezogenenhaupt meinen fehler eingestehen, hab mir nur ein paar TFT's angeschaut die mich interessieren und ned die 2te seite dazu...