“Better” is a hideous term. Here are some things to consider in your
evaluation:
*) Volume coverage. What does the percentage reference? What are the
assumptions? Is the display covering 99% of the volume of another gamut or
some other comparison? Is the display operating at a native white point or
the specification's?
*) Controls. Many displays use identical hardware panels, yet some are
vastly superior given the controls offered for a particular set of needs.
*) Other contextual elements such as cost, support offered, duration of
support, speed of support, or volume of units required.
Just a few points that make a seemingly trivial question much harder to
answer in an empiricist manner.
With respect,
TJS
On Fri, Oct 21, 2016, 10:19 AM Adam K <aak1946@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
For a few year now I've been using Dell 2410 and been thinking to replace
it with BenQ SW2700PT 27" Widescreen LED Backlit QHD Monitor, which
supposedly has 990% of Adobe color space display capability. My question
is, if it's much better than Dell?
Thank you!
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