IPS has its advantage and not just viewing angle, colour reproduction wise is way better than the limited TN, especially the grey area and to benefit from the viewing angle you'll see good colour balance through the screen even with a little tilt, especially when you move your head a little to the right or left, you'll see a little contrast/brightness shift from TN but not IPS, this is another advantage of the wide viewing angle, not just for "plenty of people" purpose.
Aside from that, Dell's unit provide full IPS premium functionality such as the "super" leg, of which you can turn your widescreen into portrait mode which enable you to read a whole page without scrolling and able to adjust the monitor height according to your comfort, and also the extra USB hub making life even much convenient, don't you think so?

Anyway, my explanation just for your information, which many of the Ultrasharp users would also seeing this advantage when they deciding on value monitors to choose from, and if you still finds it not up to your taste or you don't need all those advantage/functions then by all means there's plenty of monitor out there. Example would be LG, Samsung (which I won't really recommend unless no choices left), AOC (cheap, value), etc. All of them are pretty much the same, you just need to look at the size, price and the functionality, and decide.

you really think it's a full IPS ? sad to say most IPS below 1k are 6bit + A-FRC which means it's not pure ips or consider e-ips.
Except you are getting a dell u2410

Btw , just asking , which ips panel brand with glossy screen ?

Samsung (which I won't really recommend unless no choices left)

you really think it's a full IPS ? sad to say most IPS below 1k are 6bit + A-FRC which means it's not pure ips or consider e-ips.
Except you are getting a dell u2410

What about Samsung's touted Super-PLS? Should we believe the hype of it displacing IPS?

... which many of the Ultrasharp users would also seeing this advantage ..

Meh as in pricing or what?

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Added on October 14, 2011, 5:47 pm

Who makes Dell's IPS panels anyway?

Full IPS? Is there a half IPS? Either way it's IPS and it has its advantage over TN, it's matter of panel technology, such as those S-IPS and H-IPS. e-IPS are still IPS, just the material used is not as much or as good as those higher-end model.
Or should I re-phrase my "full IPS premium functionality"? It's referred to Dell's Ultrasharp series, not the IPS panel.

Apple is probably the only one with glossy screen. Apple Cinema is using IPS panel.

e-IPS are IPS, its just that they cut corners to keep the cost down. but its does not apply to all e-IPS panels, some are true 8bit panels while some like the panels used in the u2312hm are using 6bit+a-frc to generate its 16.7million color depth.
In fact, mostly all TN panel rely on the same trick as well since TN panels are limited to only 6bit color depth(256k color)

but it abit disappointing that the e-IPS in dell's ultrasharp series are not a true 8bit panel but in reality we barely see any difference
I want to believe, I want in monitor form not only on galaxy tab10.1 so still waiting for samsung SA850 but earlier reviews seems MEH~~

I meant Full IPS is something like P-IPS EIZO FlexScan or NEC 8bit + FRC with 10bit LUT + overdrive engine.And confirm no one will buy a 6k LCD 

btw , only Apple cinema ips got glossy ? any other brand ? why seldom manufacturer come out with glossy screen ?
Which e-ips panel is actually using 8-bit ?
But in reality , I haven't able to compare with true 8 bit panel . The max is ipad vs asus transformer which can purely see the difference.

Any of you guys saw both 6bit + A+FRC  with e-ips 8bit ?
Thank you

IPS are IPS, no such thing as half IPS. it's not like e-IPS is a hybrid using another tech. but just a easier and cheaper to make version of the tech.
as u say, no one gonna buy a expensive monitor right off the bat, so e-IPS is a stepping stone for ppl to experience the benefits of IPS first and get them hook.

for the 27 inch model, I think Apple Cinema Display and Thunderbolt Display are the only glossy IPS panels.
I also believe that the panels used by Apple are the only glossy IPS panel supplied by LG Display
since LGD usually produce matte IPS panel for their OEMs
You have to blame LGD for the lack of glossy panels since they are the main producers of e-IPS, S-IPS and H-IPS panels

e-IPS that are true 8bit are (from what i find) Dell 2209WA, LG W2220P, Fujitsu P22W-5 ECO, HP ZR24w and Fujitsu P24W-6

ipad2 is a true 8bit ips panel while the asus trasnformer is 6bit with dithering

guys,

this is my sis's dell 2407 after 2 to 3 months didnt use



still fixable? or can dump into drain?

guys any help on my question??

Powerslide could it be ur graphic card issue?
Make sure that ur DVI/vga cable is not loose.
Have u try it on other PC?

guys,

this is my sis's dell 2407 after 2 to 3 months didnt use



still fixable? or can dump into drain?

guys i just got myself u2412m but now im looking for bigger monitor budget rm1k which monitor suitable for me? or can i just take lcd tv 32inch? is it worth? prefer gaming and movies for this monitor

my sis plug in another 22inch no issue, so its the monitor   

onion-kid,

no idea, the monitor is at her home though but dust can kill monitor? mine alot dust as well