Anyone have latest discount code? care to share?
i wanna order dell u2311h

Hi joeylny,

The previous discount ended 27th May. Saw one of the LYN forumer selling Dell UltraSharp™ 2209WA (22", 1680 X 1050, IPS panel, 5ms) for RM529 with 2 years warranty, not sure it's the same type of warranty as Dell offering premium panel warranty.

Hi All,

Received U2311H and start using it over the long weekend

Test IPS vs. TN different in a dumb way , drive to my cousin place, dual monitor with Acer 19" TN panel (can't remember the model), make text & photo window in between 2 monitors. WOW! IPS is far superior in term of color reproduction. Viewing angle also much better. If you are wondering between IPS and TN, easy choice I think

Watch Iron Man 2 full HD, Iron Man flying around flawlessly, may be totally attracted by Gwyneth & Scarlett, see no ghost (8ms really matter?) Didn't get a chance to test out games

IMHO I pay for the difference that I can see, no regret

But if you ask me where does U2311H stands among IPS panel, I don't know as it require more than just side by side comparison. Things can look good or bad on paper (spec), but most importantly can our eye see it?

This post has been edited by Jern Tan: May 31 2010, 02:22 AM

if you use TN panel, smaller in size doesn't actually annoy you.

but as you brought a bigger monitor that uses TN panel. it will soon gonna annoy you because of viewing angle.

when you're using the TN panel monitor with a proper distance use. it's not really a problem.

but when you use it like you're viewing a normal small size monitor(short distance viewing, example of 30~40cm between eye and screen). The colour on the left and right side will annoy you, because colour will be shifted a little unless you put your monitor futher away to solve this issue.

This post has been edited by Cyclonechuah: May 31 2010, 05:25 AM

distributor said no carry this model - iF23

Dell 2209WA vs 2211H

Which one is the Winner?

Look at the price you can basically guess it

basically, 2211h is the winner, if you prefer 1080p

refresh and low input? 2209wa winner

You're not likely to notice the refresh and input rate. But the screen resolution will always be very noticeable. I'd take the U2211H.

2211H for now. lastest and more port. Unless 2209WA cheaper then 2211H

if not mistaken , u2211h and u2311h don't have with HDMI port right ?
only DVI-D and VGA ?

dvi-d, vga, and dp...

Thks for the feedback..
yeah i know expired 27th may..
Now looking around if anyone have new discount code

Tesco actually got sell LCD monitor. Anyone came across?
In the previous thread, some sad got AOC LCD monitor there.
Since I have few hundreds Tesco vouchers, perhaps can buy one there.

is HDMI port really that important?~ i thought displayport is far more better than HDMI~

i believe hdmi is important for those who wants to connect consoles to their monitor... but still, it is not very helpful if the monitor does not come with speakers...

This post has been edited by captvizcenzo: Jun 1 2010, 12:35 AM

If you had devices(PS3 for example) that can make use of the HDMI port then yes, it is important.

EDIT: wow, posted almost at the same time as captivizcenzo.

This post has been edited by Zakov: May 31 2010, 11:52 PM

Not really (Moot point).... just an adapter and you can run HDMI through the SL-DVI (DVI-D) input ...

Well, usually LCDs with HDMI ports also come equipped with speakers(albeit crappy ones).

It'll be easier for him/her just to plug and play the console/device without the hassle of getting extra components.

It'll also allow the user to have the LCD for both PC use and PS3 simultaneously(not displayed simultaneously but plugged in simultaneously)

They can just switch output display using via buttons for display mode.(DVI or HDMI mode)

This post has been edited by Zakov: Jun 1 2010, 02:26 AM

If a LCD is equipped with internal speaker... mean as long as the HDMI is plugged in... then there will be audio coming out? And as we knew that HDMI came with both video and audio component...if use a DVI adapter... the audio component will also be converted?

with correct settings and what so ever, yes...
if using DVI converter, IINM, there will no audio transmitted...

This post has been edited by captvizcenzo: Jun 1 2010, 07:18 AM