Dell's HDCP-enabled 22-inch LCD
Due Credit:
DEll, Impress.co.jp
According to press release, Dell is poised to release a new 22-inch wide-aspect LCD flat-panel. The new E228WFP has already shown up in Japan. The screen has a 1680x1050 resolution, which is typical for a screen around this size, although many recent ones are showing up to be capable of displaying images at 1920x1200. As with recent displays, Dell is definitely showing off the speed of the new E228WFP, claiming a 5ms grey-to-grey response time. On the other hand BenQ announced a new line of gaming-oriented LCD panels with a grey-to-grey refresh time of 2ms, which BenQ said is the fastest in the industry.
LCD manufacturers have had issues maintaining color consistency and contrast while pushing LCD speeds -- assuming they tell the truth at all. Dell's 5ms grey-to-grey is in line with the manufacturer specifications of Samsung and LG.Philips LCD panels right now, and the company has a better track record of reporting VESA-standard specifications then others in the industry.
Other specifications of the E228WFP include:
* Brightness: 300cd/m2
* Contrast: 800:1
* Viewing angle: 160-degrees
* Price: approximately $560 USD
The new display also includes support for HDCP i.e. High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection, which will make users looking forward to upgrading to Windows Vista, pleased.
HDCP-enabled 22-inch LCD
LCD manufacturers have had issues maintaining color consistency and contrast while pushing LCD speeds -- assuming they tell the truth at all. Dell's 5ms grey-to-grey is in line with the manufacturer specifications of Samsung and LG.Philips LCD panels right now, and the company has a better track record of reporting VESA-standard specifications then others in the industry.
Other specifications of the E228WFP include:
* Brightness: 300cd/m2
* Contrast: 800:1
* Viewing angle: 160-degrees
* Price: approximately $560 USD
The new display also includes support for HDCP i.e. High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection, which will make users looking forward to upgrading to Windows Vista, pleased.
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