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To: Jon Cave who wrote (18789)	1/29/2001 1:00:18 PM
From: JH	Respond to of 60323

OT: NEC LCDs Your NEC LCD 2000's 20" screen has a native resolution of 1280x1024 pixels. The newer generation 2010 has a wider viewing angle of 160 degrees as well as support for portrait and landscape orientations. An even newer model, the 2010X, supports DVI. Advancements in TFT-LCD technology over the past two years have made a big differences in picture quality. Dig into recent reviews on LCD screens on PC Mag, and it's quite evident that even among the high-end models from notable manufactures such as NEC, IBM, Sony, Nanao, Viewsonic, performance varies significantly. Cost sometimes does not equate with quality, so buyer beware. Check out: zdnet.com The 240T is the only display in the world which uses Multiple Domain Patterned Vertical Alignment (PVA) TFTs. Basically, it has a 450:1 contrast ratio, 170-degree viewing angle in both left/right and top/bottom axis, as well as a response time which is three times faster than the competition, for better presentation of rapid motion video. I think the latest VE-170 LCD screen from Viewsonic might also be using PVA TFTs, probably supplied by Samsung.