--------Note: Everything in this thread is solely based on my own opinions/experiences. Please do not make your decision based on this thread, then come back later blame on me about your purchase 
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So i went ahead and purchased this newly released monitor from LG. It's the LG E2770V-BF and according to some sources, it has a new IPS panel which i'm still not sure.
I did compare the LG with my Samsung S27A550H which is a newly released 27" LED TN panel.
Standard packing here:
It comes with: Power, DVI, VGA Cables and a Remote w/ separated Battery + Driver Disc.
Some keys features!! It doesn't mention IPS Panel anywhere tho
Overall Look:
Here are pics of the LG and the Samsung S27A550H
Here are 2 pics when 2 monitor in Fullscreen mode w/ a all black background. We can see that the LG has much better black than the Samsung. No matter how i tried to tune up the Samsung, it was just not able to produce an all black screen.
Here is an all white background:
The LG's menu, not bad but it's kind of hard to control in the dark
I tried to find a way to test this monitor and this website says: If you can see all the shades and separate them from the black mid then your monitor is probably calibrated. With the LG, i could see all the shades, but not with the Samsung tho. I tried to adjust the settings but didn't work out (maybe i'm noob
).
LG:
Samsung:
I've owned the U2410 before and i know that IPS has very good angle views so i tried on this LG. I'm not sure if it's good or not, kinda forgot how the U2410 looked 
.
I think the colors were still pretty good, but don't take my words on it.
Samsung:
UPDATED:
After some readings, this monitor probably has TN panel. I was able to get to the Service menu and it says it has LM270WF2 panel. According to TFTCentral, LM270WF2 is a TN.
Edited by Ocnewb - 4/26/11 at 8:04am
----------So i went ahead and purchased this newly released monitor from LG. It's the LG E2770V-BF and according to some sources, it has a new IPS panel which i'm still not sure.
I did compare the LG with my Samsung S27A550H which is a newly released 27" LED TN panel.
Standard packing here:
It comes with: Power, DVI, VGA Cables and a Remote w/ separated Battery + Driver Disc.
Some keys features!! It doesn't mention IPS Panel anywhere tho
Overall Look:
Here are pics of the LG and the Samsung S27A550H
Here are 2 pics when 2 monitor in Fullscreen mode w/ a all black background. We can see that the LG has much better black than the Samsung. No matter how i tried to tune up the Samsung, it was just not able to produce an all black screen.
Here is an all white background:
The LG's menu, not bad but it's kind of hard to control in the dark
I tried to find a way to test this monitor and this website says: If you can see all the shades and separate them from the black mid then your monitor is probably calibrated. With the LG, i could see all the shades, but not with the Samsung tho. I tried to adjust the settings but didn't work out (maybe i'm noob
).LG:
Samsung:
I've owned the U2410 before and i know that IPS has very good angle views so i tried on this LG. I'm not sure if it's good or not
, kinda forgot how the U2410 looked .I think the colors were still pretty good, but don't take my words on it.
Samsung:
UPDATED:
After some readings, this monitor probably has TN panel. I was able to get to the Service menu and it says it has LM270WF2 panel. According to TFTCentral, LM270WF2 is a TN.
Edited by Ocnewb - 4/26/11 at 8:04am
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