not all video are widesceen. but most of em are widescreen espeacially movies and series. it just a matter of ratio 16:10, 16:9, 1:2.35 etc

i wonder how many ppl using DELL 2409w LCD encounter the audio output lag issue? anyone?

ic. thanks for your feedback. i guess not all 2409w LCD have this problem...hmmm..

does samsung 2333sw have same display area as dell s2409?

Yay... going to receive my Dell S2409 this afternoon... took only 4 days.

Tested my Dell S2409W and I'm very satisfy with it... no dead pixel, color is good but the default setting made the screen looks to bright, have to tone it down a bit...

Using PC, watching HD movies is excellent as some movies will show full screen in 16:9 ratio monitor compares with black bar on top and bottom for 16:10 screen. Gaming wise I have no problem playing World in Conflict in 1680x1050 resolution and everything still look sharp.

For console gaming, this monitor is simply excellent. Everything is now full screen with correct ratio... last time using 16:10, xbox 360 shows black bar on top and bottom and PS3 with stretch ratio which makes everything seem longer.

Ah... now I'm satisfy... and why I choose Dell? Due to limited choices at my place here, I would have to buy Dell or pay the same amount for Acer H2333H which spells ripped off in my mind. If I were given more choices in the first place like in KL, I may choose other brand if price is cheaper with same spec.

Nope... everything good. But the 360 1080p mode is not as sharp PS3's 1080P.

actually for me 24" is very small only....considered standard.....i am aiming for LCD 32" if possible....especially sony LCD tvs.....so sleek and slim.....and the color is so vibrant u cud get blind by over exposure to pure awesomeness!!!!!

shud be no problem.....its an eye candy if ur playing games with HDMi......i saw it during my trip back then to Lowyat.....forgot which shop.......

a bit curious here, wouldn't it be same on a 32" and a normal 21.5" full HD capable, coz they're on the same resolution (1920x1080)?

does that mean the image just appear bigger, but still at the same resolution?

013 ...hmmm.....i think its the technician....why would dell call from a mobile phone

It all depends on your viewing distance, no sensible human being will use a 32" LCD TV as a monitor at normal monitor viewing distance of 1 feet.

RM399 was the promotion last week. it was THE hot topic here
22" with webcam. 24" no promotion yet..haha