Hi. I want to know, which monitor you suggest me to buy, Hyundai L90D+ or Samsung 913N.
I don't really know pros and cons of Hyundai, but from specs most disturbing about Samsung are:
-no DVI
-no Pivotfunktion
On the other hand, I read that samsung has very very nice picture, and I hope you will tell me if it is any better from Hyundai, and if it weights out those cons I wrote.
Thank you in advance!
p.s.: sorry about my language :O
Both use the same panel.It differ's just the exterior (pivot, dvi etc).
I would buy the Hyundai, i will also buy the Hyundai this month.
Let me know if u buy it
I know that both use the same panel, but 193P for example, has by far THE best picture of all 19' (in 600€ rang).
Yes but it has 20ms 
@Sparxx: Responsetime is not everything, only newbies think that.
We have an english section, I moved your thread.
What do you want the use the TFT for?
As long as he asked for one of those (LD90+ and 913N) i though he wants a LCD display with fast response times....
Else you cand look at other models if display times are not important.
For my point of view the view area of the Hyundai is too small. 135° in vertcal direction is visible below the 160° of the Samsung. Maybe it will not bother you, only you have to decide it yourself.
The Hyundai leads in features, but I assume, that the lack of view area is more strong to see than the difference between analog DSUB and digital DVI (if you have a state-of-the-art grafik board).
I`m doing just fine with my Hyundai, i love it.
Surely this is MY opinion to be true.
Can you checkout your upper left and lower dark corner? I returned my L90D+ because the brightness/contrast difference in those areas was too big for me. I used 31/55 setting for brightness/contrast.
We even checked out 5 new L90D+es and they all had the same defect.
Is this with your L90D+ too?
Not at all, but for this i gotta say:
at first i bought one via online, then returned it again (because of this prob you mentioned and some subpixfailures).
Since i don`t like stuff like "going around and around" (because you never know if the next onliny-buy`s better, right?) i just checked nearby shops and found some.
I kindly asked one of the guys around and we tested some of monitores.
The third one was mine means no failings at all `n went home.
Okay, to be honest, i didn`t test the illumination, but at home I did so.
And my is just perfect!
cruz
I mean, I like the design of the monitor very much, but for 550€ I expect the picture to be at least of same illumination across the screen. 
Did you try to rotate it 90° and compare left edge to the right (top and bottom at 0°)?
sure
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