There is no bleed. Images are crisp. But, of course the screen is only one half of the digital equation. All the graphics data travels from the Number Nine Revolution IV's digital video port to the monitor in digital form, hence without errors being introduced by conversions from digital data. But in a pure digital world, a black pixel is displayed as black and a white pixel as white, and never are the two some nearly black shade of dark gray.
Whites are white.
Paper white is phenomenal. And the image on the screen is rock solid. The result is a beautifully high-contrast image, which helps make pictures look better and text sharper. Even at the highest resolutions. It is possible to easily read 8-point fonts clearly.