There were some LCDs I saw in a doctor's office today about 21" that said NEC 2110 Multisync LCD and pivot-enabled on them.
They were in pretty high res, no way it was 1600x1200 as the text looked normal size to me and I'm used to using above that on a 17". (A google search on NEC 2110 brings up specs for a 1600x1200 LCD but I don't believe that's what this really is.)
Also, looking closely I could see 4 sub-pixels to each pixel, as if the native res of the screen was really double this.
It was easily the best image quality I've ever seen, and I normally dislike LCDs. Pure blacks on an LCD with good contrast also. About 3" thick.
They were in pretty high res, no way it was 1600x1200 as the text looked normal size to me and I'm used to using above that on a 17". (A google search on NEC 2110 brings up specs for a 1600x1200 LCD but I don't believe that's what this really is.)
Also, looking closely I could see 4 sub-pixels to each pixel, as if the native res of the screen was really double this.
It was easily the best image quality I've ever seen, and I normally dislike LCDs. Pure blacks on an LCD with good contrast also. About 3" thick.
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