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You come seeking answers to the age old question of TN vs. IPS. Well, then look into my crystal ball. You see how sharp and clear the image is coming through? That's because it uses an IPS panel.

I think we've mentioned this one a while ago, it started selling in stores though. The Iiyama XB2779QQS is a 27inch monitor with a nice 5K IPS panel, (that's a 5120x2880) resolution. Featuring 5K ...

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A brief overview is in order, before we focus on the individual characteristics of each technology and how they perform. TN is the oldest of the LCD technologies and it stands for twisted nematic.