People always care about the spec that many LCD manufacturers claim on their website, but many of them are not consistent with the truth as suggested by the calibration applications.
For example, Samsung have produced least three variation of 18.4 1080p displays.
LTN184HT01-90% Color Gamut/ 800:1 Contrast Ratio/ Maximum Brightness 200:1
---> Beware the limit quantities of the matte version available in the market.
LTN184HT02 (RGB LED)-112% Color Gamut/ 1000:1 Contrast Ratio/Maximum Brightness: 250:1
---->It's impossible to buy unused version of the LTN184HT02
LTN184HT03-72% Color Gamut/600:1 Contrast Ratio/ Maximum Brightness: 161:1
-----> The visual quality is rather dim in comparison to LTN184HT01 and LTN184HT02
Any comment is appreciated and welcomed
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-->The laptops which have the installation of LTN184HT01
Acer 8920G 8930G
Asus W90vp
Sony AW Dual lamp
-->The only laptop which has the installation of LTN184HT02
Sony AW RGB LED
-->The laptops which have the installation of LTN184HT03
HP HDX18/ DV8t ( Both have two screen configurations: N184H4-L01/LTN184HT03)
Toshiba Qosmio X505 -
niffcreature ex computer dyke
this is good to know.
i bet the panels are less expensive and better than some desktop monitors too, eh.
when you get your 2 dreamcolor displays let me know the model #s on those -
It's hard to find one with anti-glare film set, especially in the UK. -
So the DV8t has the worst 18.4" 1920x1080 screen?
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Worse than the Aspire 8942G for which apparently the screen is not good
The myth about 90% color gamut of samsung 1080p 18.4 laptop display
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by LTN184HT, Sep 21, 2010.