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http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/14/dell-24-inch-u2410-ips-monitor-sneaks-out-for-599-us-retail/

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Yeah Tamlin just linked to this display in one of the threads recently. It's getting mixed reviews. Many are seeing it as a product that tries to satisfy all niches of the market, not really succeeding at it. Time will tell.

It's £450 here... I'd be tempted by this for the central monitor of an EyeFinity rig.

Also, as this monitor is part of their Pro range, apparently they'll replace it if there are any stuck pixels. Which are the bane of the TFT using part of my life.

Sold.

It's £450 here... I'd be tempted by this for the central monitor of an EyeFinity rig.

Also, as this monitor is part of their Pro range, apparently they'll replace it if there are any stuck pixels. Which are the bane of the TFT using part of my life.

Sold.

Yeah thats great of them to have a solid dead pixel policy :twothumb

I have one, using it for approx 3 days..My first 10-bit panel (probably my first IPS too).. (Its approx. £200 less in my country). Most countries in Aust-Asia Pacific region should have it already.

Its approx. £200 less in my country

Lucky buger!

Lucky buger!

A benefit in my country, computer related stuffs are essentially tax free. Not to mentioned packaging/assembling Intel processors, going as far back as Pentium or longer.

I have one, using it for approx 3 days..My first 10-bit panel (probably my first IPS too).. (Its approx. £200 less in my country). Most countries in Aust-Asia Pacific region should have it already.

*sigh*

If it wasn't for the fact that I'd get completely wallet-raped by Customs charges, I'd order one. :lol:

looks like they are planning to release to the US just not yet. hmm. The outlet has them, but when you click on it to customize and buy...it dumps you to the main site.

$599 is a pretty good price for an IPS no? I wonder how the 6ms affects gaming. I seem to recall a PVA Dell 24" monitor (forgot the model#) from 2008 having a huge ghosting issue.