Re: What will you be replacing your CRT monitor with?

In article <X8nWi.453$C8.322@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
Kinon O'Cann <somewhere@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>There are three panel types: TN, UVA/MVA, and IPS. TN is the cheapest,
with 
>the shallowest viewing angles and weakest color reproduction. IPS is far
and 
>away the best, but kind of hard to find since the panels are expensive.
But, 
>if you can get one, they are excellent. Properly calibrated, it'l like 
>looking through a perfectly clear window. The HP 2065 is one of the least

>expensive IPS panel displays, and produces a very nice image.
>
>It appears to me that in the world of LCD displays you generally get what

>you pay for. 

Thanks for the explanation above! I'm currently using a HP w2207, and by 
the looks of it that seems to be a TN panel. However, I had to buy that 
one in a hurry, since my main CRT 'exploded' and I needed a replacement 
the same day.

I've been browsing around a bit, but it seems to be pretty difficult to 
find out, from the manufacturer at least, what type of panel they're 
using.

What's the best way to find out what type of panel a certain monitor is 
using? Or the other way around, is there some site somewhere which lists 
all monitors using a certain panel-technology?

If I have to replace my other monitor (currently a 22" Iiyama CRT), I want

to spend a bit more time on finding out what the best replacement is, and 
by the sound of it, an IPS panel is the way to go.

So I'd like to find out what 22+" Widescreen monitors are around which use

an IPS panel, and which also have a quick-response time (around 5ms or 
lower)...

Regards,

Patrick.