Originally posted by: ProsperoLT
Obviously you cannot read well as there are 2 panels related to the 1907FP model.
Just because you received the Samsung panel doesn't mean ALL of them are going to be Samsung panels. Still a good chance many are going to receive the AUO panel...
obviously you can't read. #1, the two models listed were (b)black and (s) silver, yes they listed different contrast ratios but neither stats matched the samsung panel that's in my 1907FP, that kind of invalidates the accuracy of their information. #2 nowhere on their site could i find where they received their information from. yes the model information may be right for the AUO model, but not listing the samsung model at all is not what i call complete information. #3 it's a german site, i purchased my 1907FP from Dell US, not in germany so what makes you believe that everyone in the US is going to get the same panel as in other countries?
it seems it is a 6-bit panel, but a bit confused since samsung's site claims it has 16.7M colors, the improved viewing angles and high contrast. here's an anandtech review on the LTM190EX panel that's in the samsung 915N as well as the Hyundai ImageQuest L90D+
http://www.anandtech.com/displays/showdoc.aspx?i=2428&p=8
i'm not saying everyone will get an AUO model, but since I
JUST received a 1907fp that's a samsung, i think it's safe to say that they haven't stopped shipping the samsung panel, which most people seem to believe.
btw, here's some more info on my order, it was shipped from Dell's NASHVILLE, TN, US site on 4/1/2006, in case anyone else get's one from the same distro center, i'd be interested in which panel you receive.
how to find out which panel you have:
1) turn the monitor off
2) press 'menu' and '+' buttons simutaneously
3) while pressing menu and +, turn the power back on
4) release the menu and + button
5) enter the OSD menu and go to factory -> factory and it will display the panel information.