Anyone know why Dell 23" IPS only RM 500++ but 24" over 1k?

Much differences between budget IPS and premium IPS?

Anyone can confirm with me that Dell AY511 sound bar will compatible with U2312HM and does it require power adapter ? Thanks

U2312hm doesn't come with power cord

DVI to DVI right?

yes, DVI to DVI..tried using HDMI, but limit at resolution 1080p only..

Btw, the quality of digital connection between DVI, DisplayPort and HDMI not much difference right? Just about the same.

Correct me if im wrong.

Guys, my Dell U2312HM monitor recently appeared to have developed a blue line across the screen. Anyone know whats wrong?

Guys any idea regarding this?
coz i have the same problem also

.... or perhaps save up for even higher density monitor that yet to come. 4K anyone??

4X 1080p ? Lol...

Sony gonna release

Sony gonna release

i heard that DVI cable got many many types... which one should I buy?

theres a formula to calculate PPI, but i cant rmb.

Again, TVs are usually limited to 1920x1080p resolutions, which gives you 2013600 pixels. the more pixels on the screen, the better

in summary, higher PPI means better, clearer pictures, and pixels are not noticeable which gives the screen a sharper image than blocky ones

but im not saying using TV as a monitor is bad.. just that when trying to view texts only is bad. youll be straining your eyes alot. in terms of gaming, no difference unless youre squinting right in front of the screen xD

Bro, can u explain to me about the viewing range please?

I"m confused about PPI. I know the higher the PPI, the sharper, more pixels per inch means clearer and smaller as well. People say having higher PPI is better.

But a 40 inches TV with 1080P would have very very low PPI around 55 PPI. Meaning u can see the pixels with big dots, and blurry as well. Big letters. But is it viewing from a further distance(example: 6 feets) it will be different then(can u explain)? and what is pixelated 

But i watch LCD Tvs(40 inches and above), not blur at all le ...confused 

For future proof i would go DP as most modern Gc supports DP plus you can always get a converter to go HDMI with no problem. Unless of course you totally do not have any device that supports DP. Then just go HDMI.

Note:

HDMI as of version 1.4 theoretically has about 10.2GB/s vs DP 1.2 17.28GB/s bandwidth

What's your laptop model? Does it has HDMI output?
If you only and ONLY has VGA then you have not much choice, and you'll certainly encounter some annoying refresh scan lines across the whole screen (dark screen, black screen will be very visible) due to analogue signal issue using VGA.
But if your laptop has HDMI then use HDMI to DVI converter, but I have yet to try this out myself so I'm not sure if it will work correctly.