What AS-IPS panels are coming soon?

[kaishaku72]

AS-IPS looks like my next LCD purchase, but I am not interested in the
size, resolution and dot-pitch of the panel used in the NEC 20WGX2.

Are there any informed readers out there willing to tell us with certainty
what AS-IPS panels we can expect in the near future, and precisely when?

 

[darXoul]

http://www.flatpanels.dk/nyhed.php?suba...1140483196&archive=&start_from=&ucat=&

See them all here. The 19" panel doesn't seem so exciting but it looks to be mounted in the new NEC 1990SXi. The 20" panel is featured in the LG L2000C. NEC has a new A-TW-IPS panel in the 2090UXi. The 30" panel is the one in Dell 3007WFP. The (IMHO) probably most interesting panel, 23" (wide of course) looks to be mounted in the Philips 230WP7NS.

However, some specs differ from the ones posted by flatpanels.dk. Example - the NEC 20WGX2 should be rated 8 ms g2g according to them but we know it's 6 ms.

BTW, I'm not getting the 20WGX2 exactly because of size/resolution (no possibility to go down to a 4:3 aspect res without a considerable image size reduction both horizontally and vertically) and the glossy panel. If it was 23" mat panel, I'd get it in an instant. However, why don't you like its pixel pitch? Bad news is that also the 20" 4:3 panels and 23" 16:10 ones have 0.255/0.258 mm respectively. LG.Philips doesn't produce a 24 inch panel with 0.27 mm pixels.

 

[kaishaku72]

Any significant changes in the past months?

 

[LittleNemoNES]

I bought the 20wmgx2 and its excellent for PC use

 

[Heartbreaker]

Supposedly these are the same panels, but NEC certainly did a lot of work on it. The Dell 2007wfp has the same panel as the NEC 20WGX2, but it is not super fast like the NEC. I think the NEC electronics make the difference, not to mention the NEC screen coating, so unless NEC builds a panel with one of these screens I don't think it matters.