The first thing that I saw this reply is, complains but as I read to the end, LOL... 

Anyway, this is why some people choose Dell, I like it also, and because 1 of my boss's client company choose Dell product, I also experience a chit-chat with the Dell technician as well and he answer some of my question really well, their service is top notch.

Oh, there's some complaints as well last time about Dell, I guess they do improve from time to time.

Just wondering is there any retail shop to pick up a Dell U2311H, rather than order it online? (No one to receive it at home during weekdays)

Guys, need some help. I'm trying to find a 24" monitor in a 16:10 aspect. Most of the monitors now are 1920x1080.

Can you guys point me in the right direction for a monitor at least 24" with 1920x1200 resolution? Unfortunately my budget does not exceed 1300. TN panels are ok with me.

guys..my budget below rm600..

looking for 23". which 1 u all prefer..  

hi guys..

other than energy saving,i was wondering if LED lcd have better performance than normal lcd..
can LED lcd could give better image quality?

can somebody tell me which is better to buy?tq

if i buy dell lcd monitor from their website, do they charge any delivery fees? I noticed that when i wanna made payment via their site online, it does not state any delivery charges...any feedback is very much appreciated

Yes...most of the time use for media and seldom for gaming.
But watching movies not very satisfying....
This LCD already 5 years tech, i thought nowadays can get with that budget....at least 24" but with much better experience when watching 1080p media. 

my budget below rm650...

looking for 23" or up..lcd/led

dont recommended dell ultrasharp  

Anyone here upgraded from a TN panel to IPS panel Dell U2311H?

Any significant improvement? I'm using Samsung 2233SW currently.

which better?

LG E2350T or DELL ST2320L

this 2 LED right?

LG= rm6xx

DELL = 5xx

 

I want to buy a 24inch LED monitor, but I'm undecided between AOC and Samsung.

Why are AOC monitors so cheap? Is there a "catch" or udang di sebalik batu for the cheap prices?

I want to buy samsung because their LCD monitors are proven to be good by many users for many years. But AOC's ultra cheap prices are giving me second thoughts.

So, should I get AOC or Samsung BX2450 or some other good brands?

My budget is under/around RM800-900.

I have received my Dell U2311h YESTERDAY...mY QUESTION IS...Where to find the service tag to check my warranty status??

Thanks FYI 
Does anyone feel that the adjustable stand is too tight for adjust???

I'm going to samseng computer shop today, so guys, help me out, which 24inch LED monitor should I get?

AOC? Samsung? Or LG?

For AOC, I might buy razor IF they have it (too new, probably dont have), for samsung, my choice is the BX2450, good? For LG, I'll get the LG E2340V.

Samsung is RM860
AOC is RM600
LG is RM610.

I still dont get why AOC and LG are so cheap, did they strip off some features or something? No accessories? Less cables/adapters?

sifu, which 1 is better..

DELL ST2320L  or      LG 2350T      or SAMSUNG BX2231

for games n hd movies ... help me thx!!

guys, what are the USB ports at the LCDs for?~ can they be used like normal USB ports?~

and pls help link me to a good forum for TV purchase, there are just too many~

Which one has better colour accuracy? Dell 2209WA or U2311H? I mostly use for photo editing and web browsing.

Oh, looks like the problem is similar to my old 2007wfp whereby the gamma value is different between left and right.
Now i'm looking for my 2nd lcd monitor and actually i also prefer the 2209wa for its 16:10 ratio.

my samsung 931c is dying, any how significant is the difference between this and the dell u2311h?

may i bump my question here..

No worries but I think Samsung LCD gives better color contrast as opposed to those LG or Acer. That's just my eyes and it can be subjective though

Ehh.. bro, i feel so confuse la..

I wanna buy the Dell 24" de but ..

1) U2410 got IPS Panel but dun hv Full HD
2) ST2420 got no IPS Panel but got Full HD somemore contrast so high . Is IPS really important?
3) ppl recommend me U2311H got IPS but not Full HD..

feel very confuse now.. possible to get a Full HD + IPS Panel together?

By the way, i dunno wat is IPS ... lol , ppl say it good so i get only haha.. sorry

im same like u too.. i need a new monitor. After hearing about the IPS panels superiority in colours,detail and viewing angles but does have some drawbacks.
I mainly use my PC for gaming and some office,internet browsing.
IPS kinda expensive for me.. around rm600-750.
at the same size , could get a alot cheaper TNs

if consider, i could get a good LED TN panel + extra money to upgrade other things at the same price of one IPS monitor.   

still not sure which one to get. but i feel.. getting a LED TN is a better deal, cheaper and can upgrade more other things in my pc

As for viewing angles, i dont think i gonna view the monitor from sideways anyway and nobody does that too.. like my previous LCD,the viewing angles doesnt bother me either cause i always view from front, unless lying down on bed to watch movies with that monitor.

but still, IPS is awesome.. maybe if we are tech hungry.. greed for new technology
still confuse in considering tho   

i guess it falls in the budget then.. will research more,
u guys here can give me tips and recommendations too 

I've used quite a number of LCD's from LG, Samsung, Acer, Asus which are based on TN panels as well as Dell Ultrasharp (IPS panel) currently. The older Ultrasharp models like mine does not have extensive outputs but the newer ones do. As for the so-called premium panel (IPS), if you're into designing then it will make you a difference but if you're just another home user and gamer, a TN panel works just as great In fact my VK266H produces brighter colour and contrast as compared to this 3007 WFP because the Ultrasharp series have a layer of protection which gives grainier colours. My friend's 3008WFP on the other hand have input lag issues.

Hence, IPS panels (premium panels) isn't always the best Just like any other products, they have their pros/cons. I have to say a good TN LCD is just as beautiful as an IPS LCD for general home users. If someone wants the best looking IPS panel LCD then it's obviously the Apple Cinema display (which is also LED backlit). The drawback would certainly be the price

If you have owned both TN and IPS panels LCD before, you will understand that IPS panels are nothing great unless you're into designing whereby color calibration is important for you. Other than that, the TN panels are awesome. Besides, no one will sit 145 degrees beside the LCD when they are using the computer.

You need to understand that not everyone is a color freak like you It is the same case for audiophiles, if you're one then you are very particular about the drum sound, how natural it is, etc. You cannot assume and expect everyone is just like you so speaking for yourself is fine but don't generalize.

If you consider yourself an enthusiast and color freak then yes, all these would matter (go pay a bomb for an IPS panel) but NOT for the general PC users and community. Unless you're a designer or some sort, a normal home or office user couldn't be bothered if the blue is 5-10% off from a proper blue. It doesn't make our Internet Explorer bars look bad nor effect our computing life.

It is very WRONG to assume everyone is being particular about all these and like it or not, almost 80-90% PC users are on TN panels. I can put a mixture of 10 different LCD's (mixture of PVA, TN, IPS panels) in office and ask everyone to inspect carefully which is better and not many people would even be bothered to do so because literally, these are not a concern at all if you're a normal user. It only applies if it means to you that color reproduction is very important should your job role requires it or you're just a PC user that is enthusiastic about it.

On the other hand, let's talk only about PC monitor LCD's, don't involve Plasma or LED TV, those are a different thing altogether and can be discussed in another section in the forums.

I understand but my point is, I don't know why people likes to say IPS panels as the God of panels for LCD's I think it's relatively inaccurate because IPS panels has it's cons as well, for example:

1. IPS consumes up to 3X more power than a TN panel
2. Refresh rates are a lot slower (I'm sure a hardcore FPS gamers wouldn't like that)
3. Relatively expensive
4. Prone to dead pixels just as easy as a TN panel

Thus it is more like what type of panel suits our needs best and not just spending on costly IPS panels just because the color looks better. I wouldn't mind if my Galil gun looks slightly greyish instead of black but I mind if I get bad input lags or tearing in games.