Yeah still searching for review, maybe in another 2 weeks.
Need to know why the response rate is 8ms, and need to know if this will affect movie watching!!!!!
Currently my 2333SW really disappoint me, obvious ghosting when the movie scrolls or having fast pace action.
But the weird thing is... I didn't notice this during high-pace game-play

LOL, if I can only afford a plasma, my choice of purchasing 2333SW (in a very short time + tight budget) is pure regret, so if this 8ms can really cope with my movie watching habit, I'll save it all up for it.
Still, it'll depends on me whether I can really differentiate it even after some suggestion and recommendation, don't have any Dell sample demo anywhere locally...

Dell still have this model? I thought they already change to U2711?
Did you bought before they change the model?
Is it the very same specification??

HP, Samsung also has it, it's just darn hard to find locally, Dell offer it cheaper.
There're plenty of brands out there, just need to search really hard, but Dell still kick them hard with value/performance.

OMGosh... What a deal, what A DEAL!!! SOMEONE PLZ GET IT AND REVIEW!!

Just search throught tons of review regarding all brands of IPS monitor, and gosh... hp zr24w beats Dell U2410 on some area.
Now I'm not into some serious professional graphics, just need some good bleed-less panel, better color/contrast, less ghosting to enjoy my Anime to the fullest, of course gaming as well.

*Drops in confusion*

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 14 2010, 11:08 AM

Oh.. I'm serious when I'm into Anime, those good anime does has all those nice eye candy graphical details, not some cheapo Doraemon, Anime like GITS 1080p, and all the recent BR-Rip Anime is almost as good as Live Action movie (in terms of graphics).
Well, I might be someone that just has higher taste of graphics when into something I like, hopefully my next monitor purchase won't dissappoint me like my hasty 2333SW
At least my previous 930BW is much more brilliant in terms of brightness and response (2ms GTG)... ok, not enough to beat any IPS

Did the URL just changed? 0.0"

Try this
If cannot just choose Dell U2311H, yes yes, buy and review for us.

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 14 2010, 03:46 PM

Oh, that link cannot be used, for unknown reason 0.o"
Anyway you can click that link on the comparison page shown earlier. [Product Details]

I doubt that's wrong price, but a bit wary about this model being too cheap for some reason @.@"

But not sure if it's good as its advertise or not, and suddenly drop in price uh uh... will wait till review come out first, hehe, let reviewer be the guinea pig
Or... you want to be the guinea pig?

Well, all the people here is waiting for the review as well I guess. It just came out in Asia so, I don't think we can see any review until it reaches US/UK.
But if anyone here is care enough to give a review, it'll be very much appreciated.

I think this one won't get many people interested.. opps... there... no HDMI...

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 15 2010, 08:42 AM

This... cannot say bigger better, because both are still the same 1080p, 27" simply has bigger dots.
If you do put your monitor quite far away, then it's ok to say 27" is a good, you got a better look at distance.
But if it's like 3 feet (1 meter) or lower, it's better to take smaller size as will not bend your neck or adjust your eye frequently to look at sides.

And, since XL2370 is new model and also receive good review, it's a good buy, for personal use some more it's GREEN

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 15 2010, 06:21 PM

Radiation? I don't think so, because it's using CCFL, just sitting too near might not be too comfortable, bigger screen is for distance (1.5 meters+).
Consider XL2370, if you going to sit less than a meter away from the monitor.

For me, I'm using 23", sitting ~1 meter away for movie and gaming, it's best cause I can see the whole screen without moving my eyeball and neck much.

What's the new graphic card? HD5870? HD5970? GTX480?
If you play Crysis, single card nowadays still over utilize even on 19" (1440x900, 1280x1024), yes ultra quality + AAs
Afraid of under utilize? Just pump up the AA and you can fully utilize the power of a graphic card.

But, of course if you get 21.5" or 23" nowadays can enjoy full HD gaming + movies

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 16 2010, 07:08 AM

Erm, there's no HDMI port, so basically it's not a common port that non-PC component can connect AFAIK (as far as I know).
However you can actually connect using DVI to Display Port adapter or HDMI to Display Port adapter, which I think can be bought around the price that you stated.
The only thing that some people might not like is since Display Port or DVI doesn't carry sound, you need to hook up your sound system to your own component directly (i.e. PS3, XBOX, etc.).

Darn yeah, kinda want to sell my 2333SW cheap to get this >.<" but must see review first, umm.. review is important.

According to Samsung and other e-tailer, the specifications does state that the response of GTG is 2ms, 5ms probably refer to BTB (Black to Black, or On-Off-On).
If you're looking at fast response, you'll sacrifice colors, it'll be the same for all TN panels.

http://tinyurl.com/2bgdha3
(Untrusted? Click this to see the actual URL >> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2bgdha3 )

This is newegg's 27" monitor product sorted by ratings.
Asus ranked first... should you get Asus? Well, read the customer reviews before you decide on one.

Want great colors, you probably looking at IPS, which is not just expensive, but you sacrifice the response that you wanted.

One note, manufacturer specifications might not always correct, my 5ms 2333SW ran through a response rate test and guess what? 16ms as a result, so a 2ms might not be always the case for LCD panel. Good luck with your purchase.

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: May 17 2010, 08:10 AM

LOL.. assumption base on image, cause saw no audio output from U2311H.
Darn, just wiki-ed
So there's always an active adapter to get the job done, is that correct?
I have seen DP to D-Sub VGA, DP to DVI (not sure if it's -D), but haven see any DVI to DP (GC's DVI to Monitor's DP).

Will we see DP vs HDMI like Blu-Ray vs HD-DVD?? Or is it already happening?

IPS panel is meant for colors and gamut, bla bla bla... wiki link below explains it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TFT_LCD#In-pl...ching_.28IPS.29
And the advantage of the IPS is wide angle, means you can view even from sideways with no dimmed colors.

If you look at the links, the Asus's accessories does provide converter from your DVI to the HDMI. Or, you can have a look at other models.
If you want some panel that has plenty of ports, why not try LCD TV? since your budget is limitless. Branded LCD TV might has more than 2 HDMIs, 2 DVIs, 1 VGA, etc... etc.

Sony LCD TV already has Full HD (1080p) from 32", just size is a matter if you have limited amount of space. Need to sit further away if you have bigger screen.
Look for TV that has Full HD instead of HD Ready ONLY.