Is the grainy thing very BAD??.....And noticeable during when??...i plan 2 get 1 also, but i wanna know the cons of dis U2311h.

the u2311h does not have hdmi port.. can i buy 1 converter dvi-----> hdmi? got any difference????

You mean you turned off the computer and then turned it back on? How does that compare with other displays? Because I thought that would be because the computer doesn't have anything to show. Switching the display itself off and on only takes a few seconds.

Nvr experience slow power back on..40 sec is a long time, only take more o less 5 sec for me

Never realized/encountered that before.

BTW bro,last time you said that you've used a 20" Phillips LCD at work at you said it's good.How good is it actually compared to the U2311H?What's the exact model?
I'm looking for a 20" now and the ones i've seen are .....

Samsung Shows See-Through LCD / Notebook Panel Prototypes
Friday, March 18, 2011 - by Ray Willington
Over the years, we've seen some pretty unusual notebook designs. There have been large ones, small ones and ones with tilting/swiveling screens. A few have even shipped with two LCDs, and Lenovo even created one with a slide-out LCD. But by and large, the general notebook design has remained constant over the years. Is it time for a major overhaul? Possibly, and Samsung Electronics may be the company leading the charge. At FPD China 2011, Samsung introduced and showcased a 14" see-though LCD panel. That's right: it's an LCD panel that you can see through.



It's obviously a prototype for now; Samsung's not ready to ship these in commercial products. But still, the idea is terrific, and if Samsung is investing the money in this idea, it's logical to think that we'd see them in retail products before too long. As of now, the prototype has a 1680x1080 resolution, and a white LED unit is installed on each of the four sides of the panel. Light from the outside takes the place of a backlight, which greatly increases battery life. While great for notebooks, Samsung envisions a future where these see-through LCDs are also used in larger panels.



The company showcased a 22" and 46" version, which are currently expected to be used as windowpanes or outdoor signs. In a perfect world, we'd love to see these in bathroom mirrors and possible for use as televisions. The best news of all is that Samsung is actually giving consumers a time frame to look forward to. Unlike many prototype devices, which are simply shown with no expected date of commercialization, Samsung had this to say on this particular product: "We are planning to commercialize them for one of those applications in or after the third quarter of 2011 (from July to September 2011)." Here's hoping it doesn't cost and arm and a leg when it ships!

http://hothardware.com/News/Samsung-Shows-...nel-Prototypes/

I am using Dell P2311H and this model should have pivot feature included right? But, When I tried to turn my monitor 180 degree to 90 degree, it just refuse to move...

So, I am wondering whether I got the wrong info about my monitor or I am doing something wrong pivoting the monitor.

Unfortunately no. You can only buy it from either Dell Online, and from the Garage Sales section. Or perhaps you could travel to Midvalley as I heard there's a Dell showroom there .

http://www.dataproductservices.com/dpt

anyway, when is Dell U2312H coming out? will it be early May or late May? 

any valuable desktop 3D LCD ?

Have you considered buying three U2311H? Cheaper than a single 27", more pixels and more rugged (if one monitor develops bad pixels, you could warranty it while using the other two monitors).

Oh my, that setup is nice! Man... if only I had the budget for that .

Why only win XP, i'm using win 7....

guys how do you set the display option for games when using per say a 20" wide monitors???

what options to watch for/on/off??and what would be the best resolution?