Is this really an IPS display? Don't see it in the spec.
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It is an IPS display. I took a photo of the sticker on my laptop and it says "IPS touch panel". See photo here: http://postimg.org/image/3kkvgiikz/
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It is an IPS display. I took a photo of the sticker on my laptop and it says "IPS touch panel". See photo here:http://postimg.org/image/3kkvgiikz/
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I haven't attached it to my RPi2, yet. I am configuring the RPi2 using a standard monitor.
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It is an IPS panelSupports HDMI DisplayPort VGA & DVIYour Mac should have one of those ports
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I can only can give my opinion but, in any past experience I have had regarding LED displays like this is not good. Generally, you would have to replace The whole display module.... But I might be wrong. :0/
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I'm not at home now, but i'm quite sure; mine it's DVI-D dual link. Any way, the site usually show connector´s images
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I don't know really.It seems great.I just googled it, hope it will be upgraded IPS.
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I dont think so. I used it as a raspberry pi monitor and it displays a normal image/text. I don
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When I got one, I also looked far and wide to find out what type of panel it had. Couldn't find anything, but having used it, I think it's a an IPS. The thing has better viewing angles than my mVA panel monitor and the blacks are deeper as well. Actually, I wouldn't worry about the picture quality of this thing at all. And if by some chance you end up with an inferior model, you can always return TVs to Amazon with free return shipping and no restocking fee.
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not really, the panel is an IPS panel...therefore it has lots of viewing angles
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JohnThe PB238Q does not have a S-IPS panel. I have Apple and Dell Ultrasharp monitors that have S-IPS panels, and the ASUS e-ISP monitor is very close in quality. I can't really tell the difference. I don't have the Mac's you have. I suggest you check to see if your Mac has HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, or D-sub connectors and a video card that can display at 1920x1080 resolution.
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This is an IPS Monitor, I highly recommend as long as you don't mind a glossy screen!
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It's a 10.1" WXGA IPS Touch Panel with 350 nits brightness 1366*768. It's not specified as an HD display. You will not get an HD display on a pad for this price. These are usually much more expensive because of the video card processor and screen changes required to make it an HD. This applies to true HD displays, not the ones that claim are HD and are not..
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Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I hope this information is helpful for what it's worth. Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I... » Read More Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I hope this information is helpful for what it's worth. « Show Less
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i believe its is a TN. i wouldn't recommend this monitor though. the base in not adjustable. super annoying.
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Nope. It is 32-bit so it can display more colors than you can imagine and as an IPS monitor the colors are all displayed very accurately, especially the blacks.
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Not sure what one that is, but the Gateway is HDMI, so I would get another monitor that is what I did. I got a LG IPS LED 27EA33, and its amazing. More affordable than a lot of them.
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Both responders don't even know what the question is. The monitor is definitely TN, made obvious by the low response time (3ms) and comparatively poor viewing angles (picture quality and brightness drop dramatically when viewed around 45 degrees or sharper angles), and when the dead pixels are white instead of black. http://www.tnpanel.com/tn-vs-ips-va/