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sai_cool, i haven't come across any official response or action on bad rtc errors with the vx1932wm. but it's apparent viewsonic distros are accepting returns. getting a refund is likely dealer-specific. if you're unable to arrange a refund, i'd suggest you consider a VG model replacement...

still have the vg1930wm. local distro sends the replacement to the store where i have to pick it up. store was nothing more than a transit point, man. should have known better not to get from the cheapest store in town. i actually got the vx1932wm for a much cheaper price, actually even...

it's more a credit to your dealer with your getting the refund. your dealer may have arranged some swap or rebate deal with the local distributor. manufacturers don't do refunds for customers unless they do some recall of sorts (which is not the case here koz they're not admitting to the...

if you don't mind not getting a widescreen, then get the vx922. pluses are a 'well-controlled' 2ms overdrive and good screen uniformity, according to thg. vx922 uses a TN panel from AU Optronics, unlike the chimei's viewsonic uses for its VA and VG models. here's the thg review...

recent review by xbitlabs (includes 920nw and 192ws) *www.xbitlabs.com/articles/other/display/19inch-8.html is that the LG 1952TR? or L192ws? 1952tr is not widescreen. L192ws and 920nw are lower-end 19' models, according to xbitlabs. in short, no good either. the vg1930 may be better...

none of the above. no real good choices, if you ask me. all three are older models (missing features you may or may not want--and its not just hdcp). va1912, from a series two steps lower from your vx1932. i'm beginning to think these viewsonic series affect panel quality as well...

congrats, vinay. :) looks like you guys got a winner in hp w1907.

just to conclude this vx1932wm saga of mine, want to share a comparative between the vx1932wm and vg1930wm. this might be helpful to those who've not come across this thread before buying the vx1932wm and may be thinking of exchanging it with a vg1930wm. VG1930wm ----------- Pros swivel...

afaik we won't be seeing hdcp content til 2010 at the earliest.

yup it's cheaper than the vx1932wm disaster. looks like LG and samsung are so much more expensive there. here the 194w costs just close to 9k converted. good luck, man. :) check the unit as thoroughly as you can--uniformity, dead pixels, etc. leave the unit if you're not satisfied...

@vinay -- you're correct! i misread the l194wt info. it does qualify 5ms as GTG in the tech info section. in the specs section, it just says 5ms though. GTG implies the use of some overdrive. in this case, 5ms GTG--meaning, it's not really a true 5ms panel. it's odd to be using an...

some user feedback on the asus vw192t-- *forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/504612.html might be worthwhile to check out the LG 194WT as well. has features not found in vw192t--dynamic contrast (2000:1) and hdcp support. very importantly, before buying, i'd...

that hp is really pricey, costs as much as a 22' samsung or lg. as much as the w1907 looks good, it's just still a TN panel and for the same price, i'd go with a 22' TN panel (even the non-glossy versions). i should think having bigger screen real estate would translate to better movie viewing...

congrats, nishant. :) the 3rd negative is true of all TN panels. viewing angles aren't great. you have to be more or less seated straight on with the lcd. if you can check screen or color uniformity, that be useful also. you can use the dead pixel buddy tool to eyeball the quality. first...

can't find comments on the asus vw192t. i'd check out the LGs. i cannot say wholeheartedly to get an LG only because i haven't tested one. but based on feedback and reviews, i'd say they're rather safe choices. according to anandtech lcd thread, their L226wt and 226wtq (firmware v1.14 and...