NEC today introduced its MultiSync LCD1550V, a $400 15-inch, thin-frame LCD flat-panel display. The display offers resolutions a native resolution of 1024 x 768, weighs only 8.4 lbs, has wall/arm mounting capabilities, and a 200 cd/m2 backlight. It is available in black and white cabinet options and ships with a three-year limited warranty including backlight.
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The only real difference between the 1530 and the 1550 appears to be the bezel width. Approximately a half-inch narrower all around on the 1550. The drop down took me to the 1550, you have to hit the "Go" button by the drop-down, not "return" on your keyboard. 400 bucks, hmmm this is getting tempting. Sounds like a good "palettes" monitor to pair up with an Apple or Formac 17" Studio as a main, all for under 1500 bucks.
Kind of make you wish Apple would offer something this low in price with a thin bezel. Granted Apple's offerings are digital vs. analog.
And there in lies the problem of not being usuable in conjunction with any of their own laptops.
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NEC 1550v
If you head to NEC's page from the link macnn has, you get all the info for the 1530V model. If you choose 1550v from NEC's drop down menu, you head right again to the 1530v page.
I still don't understand what incremental improvements there are in the new model.