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Dear Erik,
well also others monitor at the end are 8 bit color depth panels.
They have good bit 10 12 and 14 Lut and also good processing bit.
But at the end they can display only 16 Million of colors due to color depth but on a palette of billions.
The other main problem for displaying billion of colors are also cables.
DVI isn't that good for it and i'm not sure it possible with DVI have a color depht of 48 bit or more.
HDMI cables and displayport instead support 10bit color depth.
But again I'm not so sure that also prahelia cards support that color depth.
The problem comes with the bits for transparecy I' ve read in old phraelia were only 2 bit, now i Don't know.
So I'll wait for new panels at 10 bit color depth at the end were using them on new TV LCD.
I hope there will be to wait a short time and I hope Lenovo will give us good gifts 
vkyr, if you like to link Prad why not link the english review
A review of the l220x was planned but like us costumers over here they were not able to get one because there was up to now not 1 unit on sale for end costumers in Germany, so sad
A review of the l220x was planned but like us costumers over here they were not able to get one because there was up to now not 1 unit on sale for end costumers in Germany, so sad
think wrote:
vkyr, if you like to link Prad why not link the english review
Good point! - I assume I was to much focused on doing other programming things in parallel on another notebook that moment and so, since I'am not as good as the CPUs of computers on doing tasks via multitasking, I've overseen the already available english translation on Prad.
rick,
when set to a preset mode the custom option is unavailable. if you are calibrating the display with a colorimeter then i recommend setting it on sRGB for the calibration. if you are (unscientifically) trying to remove a color cast (ie; it looks too red or blue to you) then use the custom mode to dial in each R, G, and B channel. i found both color and contrast to be accurate in the sRGB preset on my L220x.
my panel is evenly lit across the display. i haven't measured luminance with my colorimeter but don't visually notice enough of a difference between center and edge to worry about it. if yours is noticable then part of your backlight could be defective or damaged. without seeing it with my own eyes it's difficult to say.
VGA shouldn't affect image too much as long as you're using a high-quality cable with the shortest length possible for your setup. DVI will always give a cleaner, sharper image but a good VGA signal is suffice in most cases.
enjoy your new display!
-erik
when set to a preset mode the custom option is unavailable. if you are calibrating the display with a colorimeter then i recommend setting it on sRGB for the calibration. if you are (unscientifically) trying to remove a color cast (ie; it looks too red or blue to you) then use the custom mode to dial in each R, G, and B channel. i found both color and contrast to be accurate in the sRGB preset on my L220x.
my panel is evenly lit across the display. i haven't measured luminance with my colorimeter but don't visually notice enough of a difference between center and edge to worry about it. if yours is noticable then part of your backlight could be defective or damaged. without seeing it with my own eyes it's difficult to say.
VGA shouldn't affect image too much as long as you're using a high-quality cable with the shortest length possible for your setup. DVI will always give a cleaner, sharper image but a good VGA signal is suffice in most cases.
enjoy your new display!
-erik
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