Now that the response time war has settled, manufacturers have started looking at the remaining specifications. To our great delight, contrast ratio is the next in line. LG is one the manufacturers that have been working on this and about two years ago, it launched the Digital Fine Contrast technology, which was used to optimize contrast ratios. Information on LG's new DFC monitor has surfaced and according to the source, the monitor will sport an impressive 10,000:1 contrast ratio.
"The monitor offers greater depth when viewing movies, making darks darker and whites whiter. The higher ratio offers greater image clarity and colour shading not previously experienced on a computer screen."
LG hasn't released any further details on the new monitor, but we hope to hear more soon.
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LG preparing LCD monitor with 10,000:1 contrast ratio
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