What is the difference between this monitor, the VP2770, and the VP2772?
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The 2772 covers a broader area of the chromaticity chart, and therefore will have more accurate color rendering than the 2770. If you are viewing photographs, doing graphic design or CAD work, then the 2772 may be worth the extra cost.
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I just ordered this monitor and what was shipped was the VG278HE, now I am in the process of trying to return it.
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The QNIX QX2710 requires a Dual-link DVI-D/I port which I believe the 6670 has. I'm assuming you only intend on using this for non-gaming purposes because the 6670 is going to struggle (to say the least) when gaming at the monitor's native resolution.
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Hewlett-Packard HP ProBook 6570b is the lapton my company issued to me. So since it has a displayport on the back of the laptop any displayport enabled monitor should work well. I have two AOC 29" ultrawide monitors diasy chained at home and it works great. It is a true disappointment to go into the office and not have these. I also bought a shorter displayport cable as this one...was much too long..it sits between the monitors all coiled up.
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I just ordered the HP W2207. I went back and forth trying to decide on both, because Samsung has a really great reputation. However, the HP W2207 seemed to have better reviews. No bleeding, tilts for both landscape and portrait views, etc. I saw over and over again where people said it was by far the best display out there right now at this size and price. I saw lots of consistent negatives for the Samsung 226BW: Bleeding; the VERY annoying blue light on the power button which stays on even in sleep mode; the loud, constant buzzing noise after adjusting brightness (most all said it's default brightness is WAY too bright and needs to be dimmed- which means there'll always be the buzzing); no tilting to portrait view; and no height adjustment. Although it can be mounted on the wall, the mounting equipment must be bought separately. The only negative comments I saw repeated with the HP were the possible glare if light hits the screen (because of the glossy screen), and it is more compatible with a PC than a Mac, although it works fine with Macs, there were comments that it is truly best suited for a PC. So it seems as if the HP2207 is probably newer and is overall a better buy. So we'll see how great it is when it gets here. Hope this helps...if you've not already made your decision.
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1st of al, and once in for all, I purchased a "VP2365-LED", a 23" IPS..NOT the 27"..It does not have or need an HDMI connection for photo editing..Top rated bang-for-the-buck by Photoshop Guru Tim Grey..Accurate color right out of the box..It swivels and tilts.No dead pixels. Has 3 or four USB2 connecting points. Viewing angle 178 degrees north and south..It's a steal at around $250..3 year warranty..It replace an aging NEC24" which was NOT an IPS, and depending uponmy viewing angle, I wouldget inconsistent output..I get an excellent screen to print match at least 90% of the time..I'd buy it again!Eddie 1st of al, and once in for all, I purchased a "VP2365-LED", a 23" IPS..NOT the 27"..It does not have or need an HDMI connection for photo editing..Top rated bang-for-the-buck by Photoshop Guru Tim Grey..Accurate color right out of the box..It swivels and tilts.No dead pixels. Has 3 or four USB2 connecting points. Viewing angle 178 degrees north and south..It's a steal at around $250..3 year warranty..It replace an aging NEC24" which was NOT an IPS, and depending uponmy viewing angle, I wouldget inconsistent output..I get an excellent screen to print match at least... » Read More 1st of al, and once in for all, I purchased a "VP2365-LED", a 23" IPS..NOT the 27"..It does not have or need an HDMI connection for photo editing..Top rated bang-for-the-buck by Photoshop Guru Tim Grey..Accurate color right out of the box..It swivels and tilts.No dead pixels. Has 3 or four USB2 connecting points. Viewing angle 178 degrees north and south..It's a steal at around $250..3 year warranty..It replace an aging NEC24" which was NOT an IPS, and depending uponmy viewing angle, I wouldget inconsistent output..I get an excellent screen to print match at least 90% of the time..I'd buy it again!Eddie « Show Less
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The v1 uses a tft display and the vs2 uses an is display. Get the v2. The tft display colors appear washed out when viewing at angles other than 90 degrees.
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Thanks for your reply. I bought the 270 a few weeks back. The interface is still the old 200-series interface, not the newer 205 interface, with faster screen refresh.
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I do not have the 27inch model but use the 21 inch for all my photography as well as AutoCAD and Solidwork design work and can say it is a great monitor and I would buy again. I have the monitor color profiled with X-rite iPhoto2 pro software (easy to do software makes all the adjustments for you) for all my photography work and find the color and contrast to be excellent.
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The one I ordered came with a VGA cable, but then again it was the wrong model monitor. I'd try to find one just in case; it never hurts to have a spare!
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Just a reminder Sunny..I'm speaking about the VP2365-LED", not the 27"..You'd have to look up the specs on that model..Once more, I'm super happy with my 23" model..You can't go wrong with that one..You would pay 2-3x more for a monitor to top this for editing IMHO..Good Luck!Eddie (PAHTSPIX)
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Thanks Coconut. I'll check it out in a sec.BTW, I read the review on CNET of the 2270DW, and they said it prints terrible graphics, but is otherwise excellent.So, I called Brother and asked someone there whether there's any difference in graphics quality between the two models. The Brother rep said that the 5370 is better because it has "1200 by 1200 depth per integer".DEPTH PER INTEGER???I asked him whether he meant dots per inch, and he said, "oh yeah...dots per inch. My bad."Yikes.
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Hi Jon, I can only address the unit which I have purchased which is revision A06. I have been satisfied with the performance of this monitor. I use it as a secondary monitor for a CAD setup with a very fast and powerful Dell Precision Workstation laptop unit. I think you will be best served by the latest revision which may be even higher than A06. I purchased the unit just under a year ago through Amazon. It is always wise to see the model up close to be able to touch it and get a feel for the display quality, but typically the big box stores will never be able to beat the price of a web distributor such as Amazon. Good luck with your purchase.
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Sorry, I don't know. This one is the first experience I have had with ASUS, and it is very good. I bought it on the recommendation of David Brooks of Shutterbug magazine, as being an excellent choice for color printing, as it has the controls to set the screen's color balance that most other monitors lack.
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One I got is VGA, but I got it in 2013. I'm somewhat concerned about the durability of the cable too. No major issue yet, but my screen flickers when the cable is bent.
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Good question. The first model ships with a TN display and the second has an IPS display. IPS displays have a much better view angle than does a TN. If color consistency is important for you across the display I'd lean towards V2. I own the TN panel MVP22U and have enjoyed it thus far though I mostly do hand-drawn animation and some 3D sculpting and weight painting with it. Read of course Frendens tips for installing drivers for the MSP19U and you'll sort yourself out though not entirely without some hair-pulling and moderate swearing.
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I think that the pa248 is old monitor and has a lower resolution..but check twith asus website to make sure..I could be wrong...bought my pa249 a few months ago for my wife and she loves the thing and it's better than her friends $1000+ Apple monitor