When will be see "Truebrite" 20" and larger widescreen lcds for the desktop?

[kehi]

Just wanted to know if any existed currently or in the future. TIA

 

[fbrdphreak]

TrueBrite? You mean the glossy coated screens?

Those never really took off in desktop LCDs, because of glare issues I'd imagine. Sony made a few, NEC did some I think, and that was probly about it. Or at least that was it a couple years ago when I stopped following the stuff

 

[aniruddha23]

NEC still has them on many models. 70GX2, 90GX2 and the phenomenal 20 inch widescreen [dont remember model number]

The picture quality for gaming is just phenomenal.

 

[terentenet]

yap, there are lots of them out there. only not named truebrite. each manufacturer has a name for it. i believe it's not about being glossy, truebrite is an image enhancement technology. i have an acer ferrari f19 and it's glossy with clearbrite technology.
it's like acer names the tech clearbrite, nec names it truebrite, sony may name it ultrabrite. it's called different but it's the same thing.
as aniruddha2 said, the picture quality is phenomenal. not only for games, but movies and even text. perhaps it's because of DVI? i'd take a step forward and say it's much better than an crt and i notice no lag.

 

[JackBurton]

Baddest 20" LCD on the market! NEC calls their technology "OptiClear." Pretty much the same results as TrueBrite. I wouldn't get an LCD without it....well unless I got a 30" Dell.

 

[kehi]

any other lcds with the glossy screen that a little more affordable than the nec? Thanks

 

[framerateuk]

I think Xerox offer some LCD's with a glass panel on the front. This was a little while ago but they may still be making them.

 

[darkswordsman17]

I think Acer sells one.