Is this a twisted nematic (TN) or in-plane switching (ips) tv?
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Can't say for sure, but I think the answer is "neither" based upon the following article at C-net Asia: http://asia.cnet.com/lcd-types-tn-vs-va-vs-ips-62213690.htm. Samsung seems to use S-PVA or Super Pattern Vertical Alighnment. "In terms of viewing angles, VA panels are right in between TN and IPS panels. You'll have to sit further away from the center of the screen to observe any color shift. An improved Super Pattern Vertical Alignment (S-PVA) version is extensively used by Sony and Samsung, which delivers even wider viewing angles and deeper blacks. Both companies are claiming that their S-PVA-based TVs have 178-degree vertical and horizontal viewing angles just like their IPS rivals, although there is still a clear disparity from our own experience." From personal experience, I have no trouble viewing my TV's screen from multiple angles without fading. Blacks are true and deep. Found no specifics about TN, IPS, VA or S-PVA in the Samsung user manual.
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It is Ocosmo company. See this link: http://televisions.reviewed.com/content/ocosmo-ce3201-h3le3-review
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Be careful what exact model ends up in your cart. I bought what i thought was the 8 channel, 8 port NVR. Reading the reviews attached to this listing, it sounds like you're ordering the 8 channel, 8 port. Nope, mine showed up today and it's the 8 channel, 4 port model. Specifically: DS-7608NI-SE/P is listed on it, there are 4-physical camera ports, that's it. It's completely un-branded, showed up in a brown box. The manual has no branding/logos and the device does not have a brand at all. I bought from seller Tech Video. Beware. This unit is being returned.
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The Unit has the IPSLED logo on it and that's what the specs are. LG's IPS panel offers lifelike colors that ensure what you are seeing is true to the original. Enjoy ultra wide viewing angles that ensure zero color shift whether you are standing or lying down. LG's Cinema 3D technology brings depth to your work and entertainment by using lightweight, battery free glasses. The 2D to 3D conversion ensures any content becomes more riveting by adding a third dimension. 1 new from $335.95 I am well pleased with my purchase and still using it.
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the picture shown on the left is different from the one I got . When I click on the image another unit shows up which looks right but I don't know what the yellow strip is. If you can return get it and if doesn't work you can return it. check with east coast lcd where I got mine.
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The amazon product page says it is....I don't know how to test it.Display Type: AH IPS (In-plane switching), anti glare with hard coat 3H
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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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Hi Alvin, we have confirmed this is not an IPS . Per Samsung, this is a TN model. Thanks for your inquiry
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HDX401E is the model # for my switcher if this helps. Not sure of the version. It works well with my new HDMI TV, laptop, and xbox. I am glad I bought it.
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Don't know what screen version is. Did return this UN40EH 5050F to Costco and was told that this was probably a faulty TV, which rarely happens with Samsung.
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Yeah I see image now....look on back of ya tv for model number and try to search it that way
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I believe it is a Phillips brand, and if you are using it for the Sony rear projection TV...do not bother. It barely lasted a year due to other problems with the Sony rear projections. People have demanded a recall, but Sony ignores everybody and offers a terrible buy back program. I no longer buy Sony. I've switched to Samsung and their TVs are great.
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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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I believe the screen is a Samsung PLS screen which is similar to IPS. The screen is very nice and the colors are great. It's just like my desktop IPS screen in colors and quality.
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It actually has an AHVA screen which is similar to IPS (very wide angles, no color shift at extreme angles). I use IPS screens exclusively on my desktops, but I don't feel this is any worse for normal usage (I don't use it for graphics work so I don't know how accurate the color is).
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Mine is an -UAAUSYLFR. My visual inspection with the TV on suggests that the Y is an S-IPS panel.
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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.