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Albatron LWX-30-AMS: Albatron's Convergence LCD TV

by Kristopher Kubicki on March 8, 2004 6:41 AM EST
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Subjective Analysis


 DisplayMate/CheckScreen/VESA FPDM 2.0
 Test  Monitor  Observations
Intensity range check LWX-30-AMS (digital)  
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 5
2001FP (digital) 5
2001FP (analog) 5, Good
Black level adjustment LWX-30-AMS (digital)  
LWX-30-AMS (analog)  
2001FP (digital) 4.5
2001FP (analog) 4.5, Acceptable
Defocusing, blooming and halos check LWX-30-AMS (digital)  
LWX-30-AMS (analog)  
2001FP (digital) 5, None
2001FP (analog) 5, None
Screen uniformity and color purity LWX-30-AMS (digital) 5, Excellent
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 5
2001FP (digital) 4.5+
2001FP (analog) 4.5+, better than 192T, but still small imperfection on upper right
Dark screen (Glare Test) LWX-30-AMS (digital)
4.5
LWX-30-AMS (analog)
4.5
2001FP (digital)
4.5
2001FP (analog)
4.5, Improvement over 1702FP and 192T
Primary colors LWX-30-AMS (digital) 4.5, Accurate but not perfect
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 4.5
2001FP (digital) 4
2001FP (analog) 4, attempted to fix curves with OptiCal
Color Scales LWX-30-AMS (digital) 4.5, minor red errors
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 4.5
2001FP (digital) 4, red errors
2001FP (analog) 4, red errors
16 intensity levels LWX-30-AMS (digital) 4.5, Uniform
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 4.5
2001FP (digital) 4.5+
2001FP (analog) 4.5+, Improvement over the 192T
Pincushion/barrel distortion LWX-30-AMS (digital) 5, None
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 5
2001FP (digital) 5
2001FP (analog) 5, none
Geometric Linearity LWX-30-AMS (digital) 5, level
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 5
2001FP (digital) 5
2001FP (analog) 5, no curvature
Focus check LWX-30-AMS (digital) 5
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 5
2001FP (digital) 5
2001FP (analog) 5, Uniform
Horizontal color registration LWX-30-AMS (digital) 5, Level
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 5
2001FP (digital) 5
2001FP (analog) 5, Level
Vertical color registration LWX-30-AMS (digital) 5, Level
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 5
2001FP (digital) 5
2001FP (analog) 5, Level (for LCD)
Fine line moiré pattern LWX-30-AMS (digital) 5
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 5
2001FP (digital) 5
2001FP (analog) 5, No moiré, but intense streaking
Screen regulation LWX-30-AMS (digital) 5, no issues
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 5
2001FP (digital) 5
2001FP (analog) 4.5
Streaking and ghosting LWX-30-AMS (digital) 5, None
LWX-30-AMS (analog) 4, 1024x768 signal does not present huge streaking issue. Interference can be attributed to the cabling.
2001FP (digital) 5, None
2001FP (analog) 5, Extremely present at 1600x1200. Analog signal is not capable.

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  • Koing - Tuesday, March 9, 2004 - link

    LCD's look alright for 30"range but I am not a fan of LCD's for tv usage.

    Plasma's look MUCH better to my eyes for tv usage.

    The screen only running 1024x768 is pretty useless imo. Wasting all of that native screen resolution. Someone at the design should be shot! But good to get more lcd's on the market to drive the price down.

    Hey any reason why pc lcd's are not as bright or they don't have to be?

    I know my 12" Sony laptop lcd is bright enough at max for me. Same with my 23" monitor is very bright at max.

    Koing

  • Shalmanese - Tuesday, March 9, 2004 - link

    Samsung Australia has a 0 dead pixel policy for their LCD's about 21" IIRC. I dont know about Samsung US.

  • pcpimp - Monday, March 8, 2004 - link

    I am saving my pennies for a LCOS or DLP tv. Never liked lcds and never owned one. They still cant solve the dead pixel problem, which I find unacceptable.

  • Shalmanese - Monday, March 8, 2004 - link

    cant you use powerstrip or something to force a 1280x1024 image?
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