Actually that can consider not a promotion prices. you will notice it if you visit their page every week in every month. even after today. there will be same thing came out with difference expire date.

Pick 2209WA if size doesn't matter but picture quality.

The example for "real promotion discount" Dell monitor discount with coupon conditions apply.

have u tried calling their service advisor?

i suggest ringing up their customer service and tell them ur issue and see if they can do anything for u.

2nd this option, you may still be able to change, who knows
Maybe this will help
Dell : 1800-88-0525 , option 4, sales assistance

please recommend me a good 22" or 23" lcd monitor.it will be my main monitor at home so i will use it for anything from web surfing to gaming and some light photoshopping.dont tell me to get the dell 2209wa coz it's out of my budget and seems that all lcd monitors have gone up in price.my budget is RM600.thanks.

How u able to reject on the spot? Courier man wont wait u to test it out 1st then only signed the parcel...

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Added on May 4, 2010, 9:22 am

If u r just bought the monitor, best way i think is request for return to Dell.. U will lose small charge of handling/shipping fee only.. (around RM80)

those with Dead Pixels.. hmm since that monitor has 3 years warranty, and ur scared to get refurbished one, why not just around 3 years then call Dell for a change? 1 dead pixel is not that big problem eh..

As for me, I don't have other monitor so i'll just use it till cun cun nearly 3 years, then i report problem wahahaha

Edit:eh wait.. they should do a 1 to 1 exchange, so might as well report back for warranty claim now la i guess.. stupid me

i believe u already got yours right?how do u find it so far?

Guys,

How is the ST2410's black levels?

Dream on I would say

First, it's not all about the year of product, but it is the panel that matters. I just bought Dell's ST2410 with TN panel and I would say my 5 years old Dell's E1905FP MVA panel display actually better than the ST2410. Personal opinion only of course.

Please do let us know if you could find any 24" IPS panel which actually cheaper than the U2410

I did not do any review on the ST series (unless you mention other sites), I only put up my personal comment since I'm having both 24" IPS and TN panel. It would be absurd to compare between 2 items with different class. The IPS I'm using cost RM3K+ retail and only can be ordered by business customer while on the other hand, the TN just RM679 and for any end consumer.

Value wise, definitely ST2410 the winner, nuff said. It provides almost all that you need for moderate to high satisfaction level (depending on how you set for yourself). Look at our maDmaN, he's happy with his dual ST2410s despite the white thingy stucking in the middle

Just I have not try on the U2410 myself, but I suppose it almost the same with my LP2475w
Yes, DVI / HDMI = Digital while VGA = Analogue. Despite the facts that VGA technology might have improved all these while, but DVI still provides the least fraction of signal loss. Go all the way to the LCD's native resolution on DVI or HDMI, you couldn't be wrong

The latter part... well... GOOGLE!

Yea Full HD LCD but without FullHD movie source... it will make your movie even worse if you only watching 500mb movie.

depends what its encoded to.
if 1gb for a 3min music file...then i wouldnt like to imagine the size of HD movies and how they would even publicly release them on physical formats playable on a entertainment system...

Need URGENT advices... Kindly advise...
Say I've a monitor with following specs:

[1] Native resolution: 1920 x 1080
[2] VGA and DVI inputs
Say my graphic card has the following specs:
[1] Max. resolution (VGA: 2048x1536; DVI: 2560x1600) (my graphic card is 8600GT, is the resolution correct?)
[2] VGA and DVI outputs
If the resolution is set to be lower than the native resolution, e.g. 800x600, the following are observed:

[i] Monitor VGA connected to graphic card VGA: the image is not sharp with colour bleed and text looks fuzzy due to the Analog to digital conversion and the pixel mapping goes astray.
[ii] Monitor DVI connected to graphic card DVI: the displayed text sharpness will still be as good as when the monitor resolution is set at native resolution.

Do you think the above comments are correct?

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Added on May 7, 2010, 10:59 amAnyone own or view or evaluate a BenQ G2222HDL before?
How's its performance (e.g. image quality, text sharpness, etc.) compared to monitor [2], [3], and [4]?
Is the screen of monitor [1] a "matte display" or "glossy display"?
[1] BenQ G2222HDL
http://www.benq.com/products/LCD/?product=1617

[2] Samsung SM-2233SN 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor
[3] Viewsonic VA2213W 22" TFT Monitor
[4] BenQ G2220HD - LCD display - TFT - 21.5"

I just bought one for PS3 purpose in my small rented room. Value for it, but word of advise you should be exactly "horizontal" along with your monitor. Don't in a situation where you sit lower but the monitor placed at higher elevation. You'll get "dark" screen by then and almost 50% out for GoW3 clarity

Well, Dell's U2410 has it, isn't?
Well, I have not actually really use the monitor yet. Just borrowed my gf for a week to let her play PS3 at her place.

Now I have it back but yet to set it up nor tune it. I'm actually wanted to ask for recommended settings too

Again, TN really can't put a match against IPS. When budget is not a main concern or the price of IPS is affordable, definitely recommend anyone to go get one for satisfaction especially those people that have sensitive eyes for colours and video/image clarity