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Asus launches 4 new 1680x1050 displays

The 19" display at 1680 x 1050 resolution should please a lot of the people who like small pixels. I wouldn't go near it, 20" at that resolution was too small for me.
 
I was happy (and dismayed, since I had just broken down and bought a 20" WS) when the 22" widescreens came out. The text is about the right size for me at that resolution/size whereas I also thought 20" was to small.
 
Meh, D-Sub input on all but one of the 22" means it won't even support hdcp.

The article references a Viewsonic 19" 1680x1050 panel; does anyone know which one it is?

Nvm, found it, it's called the VX1940w. Response time makes it sound like a TN tho
 
I agree. The lack of DVI on those 3 are going to kill their sales.

DVI is now a generally accepted standard for LCD quality over D-Sub.
 
Originally posted by: Cheex
Originally posted by: postmortemIA
No DVI=TN
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How did you reach that conclusion?
It doesn't make sense to me.
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It does if you live in 2007. Who is cheap to not put today's cheap DVI ports, is even cheaper to put non-Tn panel that really brings price up.
 
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