Apr 18, 2023 · I am going to buy a ThinkPad E14 Gen 4, but I am confused in choosing the display. The one with 100% sRGB (300 nits IPS) is about 70$ more expensive than the 45% NTSC (300 nits IPS) panel. I am currently at the limit of my budget but if the benefits are high then I can consider upgrading. I will use it for coding, light gaming and some movies etc.

Aug 10, 2016 · NTSC is one of several gamuts used to measure colour accuracy. Each gamut has a slight variance on the primary colours red, green and blue to suit different circumstances. NTSC is a gamut for television broadcasts and is not suitable for photography as its red, green and blue values differ from those used in digital cameras.

May 18, 2020 · Hi I am a student looking to get a new laptop. Currently I am looking at the new Lenovo Ideapad 5 with the 4000 series AMD chips in them. The hardware looks great but the display is described as having 45% NTSC coverage. All the work I will be doing will be programming and terminal based, but I...

The 45% ntsc on the right looks a bit white. But the difference is very minimal here. This night scene is the best to show the difference. The washed out colours on the 45% ntsc panel in the right are pretty bad. You will definitely notice it in movies that have dark theme (like harry potter). Is it a deal breaker? For cheaper laptops, I dont ...

Nov 4, 2021 · 72% ntsc already is a stretch and is on the border of being a usable screen and a very bad screen, 45% ntsc is more like they need to add a screen but don't really want to, so they just lift along on that most people do not know how terrible those screens are.

Feb 27, 2020 · Hi guys, ASUS X509FJ has really bad display, colors are washed out. 15.6" (16:9) LED-backlit FHD (1920x1080) 60Hz Anti-Glare Panel with 45% NTSC Does this ASUS laptop has bad display because of 45% NTSC specs? HP has much better display - 67% sRGB. Thanks, Here are some specs. 1. HP 450 G6 Specs:

May 21, 2023 · Well, what they mean is that if a color is in the 45% NTSC gamut of these displays, it will be displayed fairly accurately. But if it’s outside of this gamut, it will have to display a color that is not an accurate shade since it can’t represent it. Technically different measurements, but they often go hand in hand.

Jul 18, 2020 · Dear Forum Members, I am planning to purchase an affordable laptop with good specs. However, the laptop ships with a 45% NTSC display (on a 1080p resolution). This is a laptop I want to use for content creation. However, I do have a display monitor with 72% NTSC (on a 1080p resolution). When I...

Problem is the base LCD on almost all ThinkPads outside the X1's are still 45% NTSC. So if you're buying prebuilt, you almost don't have a choice. Reply reply

Sep 1, 2022 · Avoid, avoid, avoid. 72% NTSC coverage, the next-best standard, is nearly full sRGD coverage. Apart from HDR stuff, that is the colour space content is designed for. So that's "the way it's meant to be". With 45% NTSC coverage, colours will look washed out by comparison, both to better screens and to real life.