dynamic contrast ratio

If your battalion of bargain-hunting web bots is doing its job properly, then you should already have been alerted to AOC's new sub-$200 IPS monitor.

Oh, hold on, we're the bots?

Sharp made US 3D fans very happy today by announcing the immediate availability of its new 52 and 60-inch AQUOS Quattron 3D TVs at CEDIA.

The LED backlight side-mount scanning LE925 series starts at $4199 with the bigger brother going for $5299, feature two pairs of 3D glasses bundled in, a dynamic contrast ratio of 8,000,000:1 and IP control plus RS-232 for home automation fans.

After the 2310m comes the, erm, 2310e.

HP has put its 1080p-resolving 23-inch monitor on a strict training regimen and returned with this new unit that checks in at under an inch in thickness.

It's becoming progressively easier to land LCD monitors with IPS panels (as opposed to the decidedly less stunning TN panels), but given that there's rarely ever enough competition t

The dividing line between computer monitor and HDTV grows ever thinner.

Good luck keeping up with the ever changing specs on the latest HDTVs, but as the numbers get more impressive, are the displays actually improving in any noticeable way?

Dr.

Alright, so we all know (or should know) that a manufacturer's stated contrast ratio isn't the best way to judge the quality of an LCD, but we've got to hand it to BenQ with its new GL series of monitors, which boast a ridiculous 12,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio.

Sony intro'd some 3D Bravia HDTVs a while back, and while that didn't really whet our appetite an LCD with built-in storage is always palatable.

BenQ is on the warpath today, updating its V series and crying from the mountaintops about unbeatable slimness and contrast ratios.

Remember the Samsung P2370HD monitor?

Well, this is it at 27 inches.