LG claims that it uses s-IPS panels in all of its new range of LCD TV including the LH20 series. However, there is a small * somewhere in the official news which indicates S-IPS panels have be employed only for 32"+ models
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http://www.reuters.com/article...7-Jan-2009+PRN20090107
Ok, usual marketing BS. But, they just took it a notch higher. In the official LG website, the 22" model 22LH20 LCD TV claims to have a 10-bit panel and achieve 178/178 viewing angles. However, it does not mention using an S-IPS panel.
http://www.lge.com/us/tv-audio...s/LG-lcd-tv-22LH20.jsp
So, is it just a TN panel with hyped up specs? I haven't really heard of a 10-bit TN panel. Can it actually achieve 178/178 viewing angles? Is it by any remote possibility an S-IPS panel?
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http://www.reuters.com/article...7-Jan-2009+PRN20090107
Ok, usual marketing BS. But, they just took it a notch higher. In the official LG website, the 22" model 22LH20 LCD TV claims to have a 10-bit panel and achieve 178/178 viewing angles. However, it does not mention using an S-IPS panel.
http://www.lge.com/us/tv-audio...s/LG-lcd-tv-22LH20.jsp
So, is it just a TN panel with hyped up specs? I haven't really heard of a 10-bit TN panel. Can it actually achieve 178/178 viewing angles? Is it by any remote possibility an S-IPS panel?
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