RGBLED WUXGA E2E compared to Anti-Glare ? ... My Control Panel just indicates a Standard Display EVEREST give details Field ValueMonitor Properties Monit ...

Defenestration · 07-28-2009, 03:18 PM

Is the E2E glossy display effectively an AG display with a piece of glass in front of it, or is it actually a different display ?

I'm not a big fan of the glossy displays due to the reflection from the screen, but if the displays are effectively the same, is it easy to add/remove the glass (eg. add it when watching a movie, but remove it when working/using it outdoors) ?

For me, I think the 17" RGBLED WUXGA Anti-Glare screen would be perfect, while still being pretty good for movies.

ChrisLilley · 08-05-2009, 04:26 AM

Are there any good reviews of the RGBLED displays? Who actually makes this component?

I'm interested in suc a display, eg on a 6400, for photo editing and other colour management-heavy tasks.

Yoob@NBF · 08-05-2009, 06:47 PM

Its usually a LG or Samsung display as Sharp no longer does high end notebook display for Dell. Parts are typicially within $500 for such a display.

Defenestration · 09-14-2009, 04:15 PM

Also, is it possible to check within Windows that an RGBLED screen is actually installed (as opposed a CCFL screen) ?

dave-p · 09-14-2009, 10:17 PM

My Control Panel just indicates a Standard Display

EVEREST give details

Field Value
Monitor Properties
Monitor Name Plug and Play Monitor [NoDB]
Monitor ID LGD018E
Manufacturer RM244€171WU5
Manufacture Date 2008
Serial Number None
Max. Visible Display Size 37 cm x 23 cm (17.2")
Picture Aspect Ratio 16:10
Gamma 2.20
DPMS Mode Support None

07-28-2009, 03:18 PM	#1
Defenestration Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 7 Credits: -258	RGBLED WUXGA E2E compared to Anti-Glare ? Is the E2E glossy display effectively an AG display with a piece of glass in front of it, or is it actually a different display ? I'm not a big fan of the glossy displays due to the reflection from the screen, but if the displays are effectively the same, is it easy to add/remove the glass (eg. add it when watching a movie, but remove it when working/using it outdoors) ? For me, I think the 17" RGBLED WUXGA Anti-Glare screen would be perfect, while still being pretty good for movies.

08-05-2009, 04:26 AM	#2
ChrisLilley apparently stable Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 731 Credits: -33	Are there any good reviews of the RGBLED displays? Who actually makes this component? I'm interested in suc a display, eg on a 6400, for photo editing and other colour management-heavy tasks. __________________ Dell Precision M90 \| 2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo 7200, 4Mb cache \| 2Gb (2*1024) Samsung DDR2-667 5.0-5-5-13 \| Seagate Momentus 7200.1 100GB 7200, 8MB cache \| 1920x1200 SEC matt \| NVIDIA Quadro FX2500M, 512Mb \| Maxtor 3200 USB2 500GB 7200, 16MB cache \| Sony DVD+/-RW DW-Q58A

08-05-2009, 06:47 PM	#3
Yoob@NBF Formerly DELL-Machina Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 8,241 Reviews: 1 Benchmarks: 3 Credits: 664	Its usually a LG or Samsung display as Sharp no longer does high end notebook display for Dell. Parts are typicially within $500 for such a display. __________________ HP Blackbird 002: Phoenix 2009 Gaming Beast Core 2 Quad 9450 @ 3.6Ghz \| 24" WUXGA HP LP2475w S-IPS \| 4 GB 800Mhz \| 2x Geforce GTX 260 216 SLI \| 640GB x2 RAID0 + 3TB \| 16x DVD+RW \| Win7 x64 Ultimate HTPC: Atlus 2009 HTPC Phenom 8650 X3 \| 46" Panasonic TH46PZ85U 1080P \| 4 GB 800Mhz \| Radeon 4850 512MB \| 750 GB \| 16x DVD+RW \| Win7 x64 Ultimate Alienware M15x: ValkyrieTwo 2009 Road Warrior Core i7m 720 \| 15.6" WFHD+ 1080p LED \| 4GB DDR3 1066Mhz \| Geforce GTX 260m 1GB \| 120GB Vertex SSD \| 8x DVD+R \| Intel 5300 B/G/N \| Win7 x64 Ultimate

09-14-2009, 10:17 PM	#5
dave-p Loving my Alien :) Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 12,213 Reviews: 2 Benchmarks: 7 Credits: 100,759	My Control Panel just indicates a Standard Display EVEREST give details Field Value Monitor Properties Monitor Name Plug and Play Monitor [NoDB] Monitor ID LGD018E Manufacturer RM244€171WU5 Manufacture Date 2008 Serial Number None Max. Visible Display Size 37 cm x 23 cm (17.2") Picture Aspect Ratio 16:10 Gamma 2.20 DPMS Mode Support None __________________ M17x, FX Red, QX9300, Sli GTX-280, 384 GB SSD, 17" WUXGA, 4 GB DDR3 1333 Mhz 3yr CC M6400, Q9000, FX3700, 8GB DDR3, RGB LED Display, HD, Blu Ray, 1530 WiFi 370 BT, Desktop Water Cooled I7 920, P6T, 12 GB DDR3, Raid 10, Dell 2707, Blu Ray, GTX 295 CO-OP Copper, Swiftech GTZ, Koolance RP 1000BK, My Dells Vostro 1500, Studio 15, M6300,M1710, E1705,3500,4000,4100,5100,5150,6000, 7000,7500,8000,8500,C410,C610,C810,Cpi,CPx. 6400,1501

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09-14-2009, 04:15 PM	#4
Defenestration Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 7 Credits: -258	Also, is it possible to check within Windows that an RGBLED screen is actually installed (as opposed a CCFL screen) ?

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