Please provide your PC specifications and driver's version if possible.
Maybe you need to use some manual detection to get it to work.
You probably need to post your question at Q&A cause this might drag this thread out topic.

Dell is darn good about their service, I saw one review regards the older G2410 that has slightly bleeding, yes, just slightly under no light condition, and he RMA it (call Dell) 3 times and still the same so he gave up (what the f**t, 3 times.. @.@")

Anyway, we should see some reviews before we make a move on the new ultrasharp series, some people said it's from NEC panel maker, cannot confirm, since there's very few local reviewer, we might have to wait for it to be available in the US or UK.

And yes, Dell has outlets/agents all over Malaysia, if not mistaken usually within 2~3 business day (Mon~Fri, Sat?). Buy here and bring to Australia also can, door-2-door service.

p/s: Ahh, should have see some of his post before reply to him , next time iggy him

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 18 2010, 08:04 AM

Be sure to give a darn detail unbox + reviews!!

Yeah, some... thing... like this... but I need more detail on the impression on the monitor panel itself, yeap~
Backlight bleeding test, important, whole dark room if possible, use blank screen saver + max brightness, contrast.
Of course you can take shot from different angle and see if the monitor stands up to the advertised 178 degree viewing angle.
Can also use some monitor color test program or any good tools to show the color accuracy

I don't think that's a good way plus every monitor has its own serial number, Dell technician probably overlook but if they noticed, it might cause unthinkable situation, better play safe
If you have friend (technician) working inside... probably will works

U2311H review:
Had look through the brief review of the panel, looks great (in a distance) and the black can be considered better than the 30" (Is that a TN or IPS?)
But still no backlight bleeding test or any other much detail graphics quality test, was hoping the graphics would look more natural to please everyone's eye
Edit:
Just notice it's already been calibrated with tool, so I won't say this is good out from the box, are those calibration different from other monitors (same manufacturing date)? Probably can get his calibration and input to newly purchase so I won't need to spend $ on the calibration tool.

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 21 2010, 09:12 AM

Everyone (well, almost) is waiting for the depth review of that unit, since there's no in depth review, I can only assume it's good by picture impression, no hard data to actually convince most of us.
Be patient a bit and probably we'll have more reviewers provide us with lots of detail. (Well I till sore throat already waiting for this... )

Seen this from the few pages ago, wasn't really detail, just brief, perhaps those into graphics might take this, but gamer still want to wait for response and input lag... wait wait... wait...

How much detail do you mean? Bigger screen only can allow you to sit further away to enjoy movies or a like, it does not translate into more pixels unlike Dell Ultrasharp U2711 which has 2560 x 1440 resolution, Samsung P2770 is still 1080p, so you might experience bigger dots compare to smaller screen of 1080p.

Hope that clears some people confusion of choosing bigger screen.

1 inch diagonal different, wasn't huge enough to notice, IMO
And if response time is really important for you, better choose TN (ST2410) over IPS (U2311H), and the U2311H is not really recommended for gaming, it can still allow games to runs well, provided it's not face pace FPS.

Singapore is no doubt very cheap, but when you bring in Malaysia, tax here and there, transportation, etc.
Unless you stay in Johor and it's convinient for you to go Singapore every weekend, it's sure darn cheap and affordable.

samsung p2770h is enough, screen resolution is 1920x1080, while U2711 is 2560x1440.
But all depends on you, if you like IPS color over TN response time, then U2711 will suits you more.
If you have no problem with $, go ahead with U2711, best for movie especially watching darks one lots.

Too bad not 1080p at least, I now watch plenty of HD movies thx to Blu-Ray standard. Shrink down is no-no
And, I do have a little doubt about this low price, very affordable but still , anyway I'm not in west malaysia so cost to deliver here still a big bang for me

Why not consider the cheaper 21.5"?
Is getting 3 beyond your budget?
It's 1080p, smaller size, and cheaper.

Edit: Active~ sorry my eye's bad.
Not sure if it even worth getting the adapter consider you can add more $ into better monitor that support DP instead.
And active adapter might introduce input lag. Lag = no-no

U2311H gogogo!! One of my boss's client office also ordered this model... for office use... LOL... documents and web surfing

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: Jun 11 2010, 12:00 PM

http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/my/en/sm/WF...20Monitor&cc=my

Dell IPS 23" does not have HDMI input, only the 24" and above has HDMI input.
Only Dell IPS 30" has stereo and subwoofer output, but price is high.

http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products/c...en&s=bsd&~tab=5


However if you don't mind the TN panel, the latest with LED backlightning will have HDMI input but no sound output.

http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products/c...dhs1&l=en&s=dhs

http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products/c...dhs1&l=en&s=dhs

I would recommend this, latest model from Dell and it support all 3 types connection, the super old VGA if you have old PC, DVI if you have a decent graphic card PC, and HDMI, to connect to HDMI output player, PS3, XBOX, etc.
I saw some said here that you could get refund if you return within a week, not sure how procedure and rules apply though, you can ask the Dell customer service for in-depth detail.
For me, I might stay with current (regretted) Samsung 2333SW until I save up for U2311H.
Why I choose Dell, might because of their service? They do delivery to door step, unless you really want to demo before you buy, KL should have few shops that display some of their models, if you're lucky enough to find.

Good luck with your purchase.

I think it's suppose to be RGB (Red, Green, Blue), can also means the VGA? or the normal Video I/O (used in old VCD/DVD player).

http://www1.ap.dell.com/content/products/c...en&s=bsd&~tab=5
According to the specs, no. This monitor is intend for professional use, or should I say, it's old model that lack of features.

Not really, you can find some at Lowyat shop(s). I haven been to Lowyat for long time so I can't confirm which shop(s).