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Features
The VA2226w sports a 22-inch anti-glare TFT active matrix WSXGA LCD and boasts of a 1680x1050 pixel resolution. It has both DVI-D and D-Sub (VGA) inputs.

The brightness is 300 cd/m2 and the light source is rated to last for 40,000 hours. The screen has a viewing angle of 170 degrees horizontally and 160 degrees vertically.
It has a 5ms response time, a 1000:1 static contrast ratio, and a dynamic contrast ratio of 2000:1.
Before we move ahead, small gyan-session on contrast ratio is called for.
Contrast Ratio refers to the difference between the blackest black and the whitest white that can be displayed on the screen. That, in a nutshell, is termed as Static Contrast.
Dynamic Contrast (DC) is quite a recent improvement in LCD technology. It works like this:
When you need to display a dark image, the display underpowers the backlight lamp, and at the same time, proportionately amplifies the display signal going to the LCD panel. This process allows the user to view the contrast of the LCD in dark non-static scenes.
Most companies advertise Dynamic Contrast Ratio (DCR) as a USP as it's always higher than the Static Contrast Ratio. But, a higher DCR makes a better display, isn't always the case.
There's a catch, if there's a dark scene that contains small patches of bright light, they may be look washed or blown out.
Now that you're more informed, let's move on to the performance analysis.
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