Difference between the Dell E248WFP and 2407WFP?

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  1. 11-02-2007, 03:53 PM #1
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    Difference between the Dell E248WFP and 2407WFP?

    is there any MAJOR difference between the two monitors enough to justify the couple hundred dollar difference?
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    IIRC, the cheaper one lacks other types of inputs... for one.
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    -The E248WFP uses a lower quality TN panel. (less colors, lower viewing angle; TN's are the most used panel)
    -The 2407WFP users a higher quality MVA/PVA panel. (these days, they're getting rarer and rarer)

    If you do any photo editing or watch alot of movies, go for the MVA/PVA panel.
    http://www.sharkyforums.com/showpost...1&postcount=13

    Pictures to show the differences between TN & MVA/PVA panels.
    http://www.behardware.com/articles/6...4-pva-mva.html
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    Just a further reminder that IPS panels rock. I wish more LCD's were using them. Seems like they're getting rarer every day.
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