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The HP LP2475W is a very good monitor. Colour reproduction is accurate and nuanced, and even though it has some colours deviations before calibration, LP2475W has better colours than the vast majority of monitors in the... Read more
Once correctly calibrated, this monitor would be suitable for use by professional photographers. As for games and films, you're better off looking elsewhere. Read more
HP has also bequeathed the LP2475W with a monster array of inputs including two DVI ports, HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA and component. And all for a highly competitive £412. It is, in short, our new favourite. Read more
The moderately priced HP LP2475w display hits all the right buttons. One of the biggest decisions you may have to make when setting up this display is which of the myriad connectors to use. Read more
Designed more for professionals than consumers, the HP LP2475w isn't the prettiest of monitors but its performance is almost unbeatbale. Image quality is fantastic and viewing angles are superb, so if you care more about the... Read more
I have one on my desk at work, and several others in a nearby lab. If I make the mistake of turning on the monitor before I move the mouse to turn on the video (my computer is used remotely and not turned off), the monitor... Read more
I bought this monitor for graphics and photography use, and am generally very pleased with it. I was surprised to find that the 2000-era Apple Cinema Display I upgraded from (which, granted, was a very fine, $2000-ish panel... Read more
I have my lp2475 along side a NEC2490 for video editing and I have to say that it compares very well. I wanted an aRGB with my sRGB nec in case I ever needed the color space while working in Photoshop. Read more
Got this monitor after carefully searching for a top-quality product and considering TN technology out of date. I compared to IPS panels from several others but the HP had better connectivity and performance than any other... Read more
For those complaining about excessively oversaturated colours -- this actually why you are paying more for a wide-gamut monitor! It takes a bit of getting used to if you just came from a TN monitor world. Read more
The super-sized HP LP2475w Widescreen LCD Monitor offers premier performance and connectivity features in an elegant 24-inch diagonal wide-aspect screen engineered for power users, designers and workstation users who appreciate expansive widescreen presentation of their graphics, video, and data projects.
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Is there any way to stop the scan of all the inputs at startup BEFORE the display becomes active? It is maddeningly slow and frustrating. Just a way to set 'THIS ONE' and begin?
(No answers yet. Write an answer!) 2010-04-13
I just bought a HP LP2475w and the color is terrible. I can not adjust the saturation or tint as they are grayed out. I have it hooked up to a HP ZV6000 Pavilion. I've been calling HP for two weeks to no avail. How do I adjust the saturation and tint? Thank you.
(No answers yet. Write an answer!) 2010-01-05
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