You write of the new Philips monitor:
"With the help of the physical on-off button, energy-conscious users are able to save even more power. If the monitor is turned of by that manual switch, it actually does not consume power. "
Wow!! Gosh! Turn it off and it uses no power! What a novel idea. Whatever next?
In his review of the Eizo S2231WE-BK, Andreas Roth writes:
"... However, if you wish to carry out tasks on your 22-inch monitor where colour is crucial, you would have to go for another screen size. 22-inch TN panel models are simply not suitable for this sort of work. ..."
I don't understand his point, perhaps because I don't know enouh of his perspective on this.
As an amateur photographer looking for a good quality monitor for photo work, I would rate colour as "very important", but not as "crucial". I use my PC for other general work as well as editing photos.
A 22 inch screen would seem to fit on my desk conveniently, but I might go up to 24inch.
Would someone like to explain this point, please?
