LG Challenges Apple LED Cinema Display
| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 30th Dec 2008 |
When it came to drawing up my TrustedReviews Christmas List this year I demonstrated some fairly expensive taste including the Intel X-25M SSD and Apple's 24in LED Cinema Display but could LG make this latter craving a little less expensive on my wallet?
Formerly announced this week in order to beat the CES rush, the 'W2486L LED BLU' is the surprisingly wordy name given to LG's first LED backlit display.

Measuring in at a consumer friendly 24 inches, the screen is claimed to achieve a monstrous 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio. Yes indeedy this is LG, king of the humongous contrast ratio claims but with LED involved I wouldn't get too cynical - after all with this tech individual pixels in the screen can actually be turned off so just how dark is that?!
Elsewhere a 2ms response time and automatic brightness control are listed along with the environmentally and economically welcome fact that the W2486L should consume less than half the power of a traditional 24in LCD display. Connectivity info would've also been nice, but for now we'll take what we can get. Pricing and availability are off the list for now too but you didn't really expect anything less.
We'll have a fondle at CES and let you know how it goes...
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via etnews.co.kr (Translated and yes, with a rubbish picture)
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smodd said on 30th December 2008
azza21 said on 30th December 2008
Looks stunning with the LED lighting LG could be onto a winner. Would like to see a bigger screen size though 26"...30"
Greg said on 30th December 2008
LED should bring in a new dawn of screen sizes for PC, with 30" being the starting point (2 of them preferably).
Ari Cohn said on 14th September 2009
I bought a pair of these at Fry's yesterday (where they can't keep them in stock) for me and my wife. I have astigmatism, which has made text on every LCD screen (except the Apple... more
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I hope have a zero dead pixel policy .. led pixel can be death? Forgive my ignorance...