LG-L1970HR & LG-L1770HQ LCDs

[D3v0ur3r]

What do you B3D-ers think of these 2 LCD's?

LG-L1970HR Website URL = http://us.lge.com/Product/index.jhtml
19" (19.0" VIS) Active Matrix TFT LCD Monitor

* The Winner of Prestigious 2006 Reddot and IF Design Award
* Integrated f-ENGINE (Industry's FIRST Picture-Quality Enhancement Chip)
* Super Fast 2ms Response Time
* Digital (DVI-D) and Standard Analog VGA Inputs
* 1600: 1 Contrast Ratio
* Simple One Touch-Auto-Setup Function
* PC and MAC Compatible
* EPA Energy Star and VESA DPMS Compliant
* TCO'03 Low-Emission Compliant

LG-L1770HQ Website URL = http://us.lge.com/Product/index.jhtml
17" (17.0" VIS) Active Matrix TFT LCD Monitor

* The Winner of Prestigious 2006 Reddot and IF Design Award
* Digital (DVI-D) and Standard Analog VGA Inputs
* Ultra Fast 4ms Response Time
* 1600: 1 Contrast Ratio
* Integrated f-ENGINE (Industry's FIRST Picture-Quality Enhancement Chip)
* Simple One Touch-Auto-Setup Function
* PC and MAC Compatible
* EPA Energy Star and VESA DPMS Compliant
* TCO'03 Low-Emission Compliant

 

[Tahir2]

Looks OK.
Will be a TN Panel and the 4ms response time is going to be grey to grey.
The contrast ratio seems very high for an LCD panel of this size and maybe it is suspect.

Erm.. it's OK.

 

[_xxx_]

L1970H has 8ms black-white-black, methinks. But it looks nice either way.

 

[D3v0ur3r]

Well. I wonder if they are black to white or grey to grey?

 

[maaoouud]

For gamers, the LG Flatron L1970HR will dazzle with its lightning fast 2ms gray-to-gray response time.

From hardwarezone though.

Also found a pricequote;

The L1970HR is likely to be available for 480,000 won (approximately $493), while the 17" 1770HQ with almost the same performance will be priced at 380,000 won ($390).

 

[darkblu]

16k:1 at brightness not higher than 300cd/m2... could be good. what bothers me, though, is that the producer did not care to publish any view angles.

ed: 160deg H&V, that could be a problem