Someone asked yesterday Xiaobian, can you recommend a monitor, now the monitor in addition to size, brand, but also to see where? Xiao Bian took this push to tell everyone about these things that monitors should know.

The first priority of the monitor is the size problem, such as 22 inches or 24 inches? 27 inches or 30 inches? These dimensions are all diagonal dimensions, not edge length. Simply put, 22 inches to 24 inches, corresponding to the ideal resolution is 1080P; 27 inches to 30 inches, corresponding to the ideal resolution is 2K ~ 4K, not much to say here. What Xiaobian wants to say today is actually something other than size.

Light leakage panel is almost the only choice

The most important thing for the monitor is of course the screen panel. Because of the different technical methods, these monitor panels are also divided into threes and sixs. (Note that no matter what the screen, the vast majority (except for oled) is now a kind of LCD screen.). The worst, but the cheapest is a TN screen, this display screen features no advantage other than cheap - and in the past the era of low-end display using TN screen no longer exist (there are some laptops), many Value low-cost monitors are also IPS screens. Its most intuitive performance is that the screen is relatively soft, also known as soft screen.

Next is the IPS screen. IPS is actually a general term for LG panels (another BOE and Chi Mei belong to this camp). There are three types of IPS: E-IPS, S-IPS, and H-IPS. At present, S-IPS is basically absent. E-IPS and H-IPS are predominant, the overall tone is cool, and the response speed is fast. The two intuitive features of this screen are that the first is a hard screen, and the second is a serious light leakage problem. In the all black display, the edges can always see irregular light leakage.

The close relative of another IPS screen is PLS. It can be said that the two IPS screens represented by Samsung and LG already occupy the vast majority of displays in the world. PLS=Samsung is characterized by higher brightness. The display effect of this screen is very good, but there is also a certain degree of light leakage problem. After all, does it work out the same door?

In fact, there are some display panel technologies, but now it has been gradually abandoned by the mainstream, the market is also difficult to buy the corresponding products, Xiao Bian will not say more.

LED, LCD can not be side by side

The concept of LED and LCD in the display was misunderstood for a long time. All LCDs = LCD (), LED is just a backlight light source, the two are not side-by-side relationship. LED (Light Emitting Diode) appeared in order to replace the old CCFL lamp (a bit like a fluorescent lamp) and was created to give the LCD liquid crystal panel light emitting color.

In addition, OLED is not the evolution of LED, but is a kind of flat panel display technology juxtaposed with LCD. OLED is an organic light-emitting diode that can be used for display. If OLED is used, it does not need a backlight, and it emits light and develops its own color. Can replace LCD.

Curved screen is what?

In addition to the display panel, size, and color, there is now a monitor: curved screen. The curved screen is also subdivided into 4000R, 3000R and 1800R products. So what exactly does this curvature mean?

Curvature refers to the value of the curvature of a curve at a certain point. In the display area, the curvature is expressed by the radius of the circle to which the curve belongs. Take 1800R as an example, it shows the degree of curvature of a circle with a radius of 1.8m. This is a good understanding.

There is also something about the color of the monitor, Xiao Bian in the "Buy the monitor was a few of the statement you know? Mentioned in the article; and the monitor refresh rate problem, "Do you want a 144Hz monitor? If you read it, you will also mention it. It will not waste everyone's time here. If you have any questions, please try to answer it in the comments section.