Adelpia's AlphaScan 19-inch and 22-inch LCDs

by Thomas Ricker posted Oct 26th 2006 at 9:58AM

There's a new panel in town, and his name is Adelpia AlphaScan. Both panels are limited to DVI / D-Sub 15 inputs and feature a 330cd/m2 brightness and 800:1 contrast ratio. The AD190D (on left) is a 19-inch TFT LCD delivering a 1280x1024 pixel resolution with smokin' 2-ms response time while the 22-inch J2200W delivers a 1680x1050 resolution and a peppy 5-ms response from such a big panel. That 22-incher looks eerily similar to the 19-inch panel gracing the new Sotec we saw earlier today and both appear to be OEM'd by Chinese K-tronics... sooo incestuous. Firsts around here either way. Ya'll be cool now, hear?

[Via AVING]

read -- AD190D
read -- J2200W

Filed under: Displays

Tags: ad190d, adelpia, alphascan, j2200w, K-tronics

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Tim UF @ Oct 26th 2006 10:30AM

is this the same adelphia as the cable provider? (that i think is getting its customers bought by comcast)

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Dave @ Oct 26th 2006 11:11AM

Slight difference in spelling, this here Adelpia is h-less.

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Tim UF @ Oct 26th 2006 12:11PM

such is the downside of speed reading. thanks for the answer!

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Trevor @ Oct 27th 2006 3:14AM

The word is a contraction between 'you' and 'all'. Not 'ya' and 'all'. Where do you think y'all've comes from?

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