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is 2007wfp still using S-IPS panel

is the 2007wpf still using the S-IPS panel, or have they changed it to the P-MVA one. I hate mva panels. Also is the 2007wfp HDCP compliant. I read somewhere that it is but now when i go to the dell website, theres no information about it. please respon.
  • against

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    Posted August 21st, 2006 20:00

    Check this site, http://www.flatpanels.dk/panels.php

    Not sure how often the DB is updated, but according to it:

    Dell 2007WFP (*) (widescreen) has a 20 inch 16 ms S-IPS (LG.Philips LM201W01 eller LM201WE2) panel.

  • DakkonA

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    Posted August 21st, 2006 22:00

    I just recieved my 2007wfp on Friday and it has an S-IPS panel. Thus far, I don't think there's ever been a switcharoo on this model. It's an LG.Philips LM201W01. Some have said the other type was just a rumor, or only existed in limited amounts early on, at any rate.
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    Posted August 22nd, 2006 01:00

    DakkonA: Which revision did you receive?
  • DakkonA

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    Posted August 22nd, 2006 02:00

    A02. But when they were swapping panels back and forth in the 2007FP, they don't bother with a new revision number, so that wouldn't be helpful if they were doing that. However, I so far haven't heard of any instances of 2007WFP with any other panel type.
  • mgx

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    Posted August 22nd, 2006 22:00

    Only the 4:3 monitors came with S-PVA or S-IPS panel.

    The 16:10 (wide screen) monitor - 2007WFP - is S-IPS only. It's the same panel used by 2005FPW in fact.
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    Posted August 25th, 2006 13:00

    the site also claims 6ms for the 24" while Dell says 16ms:

    "Dell 2407WFP (*) (widescreen) has a 24 inch 6 ms (g2g) S-PVA (Samsung LTM240M2 eller LTM240L2) panel."
  • flx123

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    Posted August 29th, 2006 02:00

    The 6ms rating is gray-to-gray, and the 16ms rating is black-to-white-to-black.