LG IPS224V 22" LED Backlit IPS 1080p Monitor - £102.03 @ Amazon
This is the new version of LG's previous IPS225V E-IPS monitors. Features HDMI, DVI and VGA. I gather it will use the same panel, so all that may be different is the chassis/stand? Possibly improved firmware and internals. Nice price either way, and a good, cheap option for a triple monitor setup :)
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Wide Viewing Angles without colour distortion. So whether you are sitting, standing, lying down, or sharing the view with someone else..
Lifelike Colour AS LG IPS Monitor features consistency and less changes in colour temperature, it offers a colour impression identical to that of the original image.
Smooth Colour Change The LG IPS Monitor always provides clear images with smooth colour changes. It allows you to enjoy any content, such as action movies, web surfing and RPG games for a long time in comfort.
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Jump to unread Post a CommentThis is probably the most information you'll find on it:
http://www.lg.com/uk/monitors/lg-IPS224V-led-monitor
This is probably the most information you'll find on it:
http://www.lg.com/uk/monitors/lg-IPS224V-led-monitor
Thanks for the link. Seen any reviews for the monitor?
An iphone has an IPS panel.
Usually means wider viewing angles and some colour differences.
Overall its pretty good to get one now as the prices have dropped(I got my IPS panel monitor for £170)...
Edited By: MicroBanned on Aug 30, 2012 02:06
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ips+panel
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Edited By: LouO on Aug 30, 2012 08:40
The IPS225V was a good panel but plagued with light-bleed issues and a very thin stand that didn't support it properly.
IPS monitors tend to give far better colour reproduction and have better viewing angles than a TN, the downside being that they tend to suffer from input lag - this means that a signal sent to the monitor can have a noticeable lag when it's displayed on screen - the lag is in milliseconds - only an issue in reality to a twitchy FPS player (some of them even notice lag on TN - wasn't long ago I saw people at LAN lumping CRT monitors around as they have zero lag). Cheap TN monitors can also be responsible for washed out blacks and smearing of colours.
For almost everyone, including serious gamers an IPS monitor is a good choice, if this uses the same panel as last years then last years review is a starting point although the back electronics can and do make differences - that said it's £100 for a full HD 22" monitor....
Edited By: capriboycraig on Aug 30, 2012 09:37
The IPS225V was a good panel but plagued with light-bleed issues and a very thin stand that didn't support it properly.
The included stand is improved. Not as wobbly as the 225V but not rock solid either. I got some vesa brackets and made some stands for mine. Rock solid! 8)
Thanks!
There are lots of reviews of how flimsey the monitor is, which I'd agree with a little bit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qN7Y6jTpf0Y
Edited By: Maverick85 on Aug 30, 2012 12:03
Ditto using it now, great monitor, ticked all my boxes, led, ips, thin bezal, hdmi. dvi and vga and vesa!!, Have mine mounted by vesa so didnt try the stand. Oh and you can turn the front led off :) . Want to get another eventually.
You're always better off with external speakers in such a thin monitor. Soundbars are probably going to be this christmas's big thing.
I like it, it's very very thin and light. I heard the stand is wobbly but I never tried it. It went straight on my desk arm.
Been playin sleeping dogs on it loads and other games. Looks great