Dell shows its new U2410 display

[Happy]

Dell Japan has listed a rather interesting new display based on IPS panel that comes with HDMI and DisplayPort inputs, the UltraSharp U2410.

This LCD is capable of covering 96 percent of Adobe's RGB color space and 100% of the sRGB color space. It has a 1,920 x 1,200 resolution, 6ms response time, an 80,000:1 contrast ratio, 400 cd/m2 of brightness, all the inputs that you can think of, like HDMI, DisplayPort, two DVIs, D-Sub, Component RCA input, a 4-port USB hub and a card reader.

http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/14985/38/

 

[kevpuk]

Looks rather nice ! Perhaps competition for the HP2475w

 

[Plec]

http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/14985/38/

I'm sitting here with my brand new 2209WA that was bought to compliment my existing one - all happy and content - and then you post the above.

I need a bigger desk - or i could maybe justify the pyramid setup that i've been trying to convince my wife is essential to my work. (but, i think she's getting wise to my technical b*ll*x talk.) Although, I make a very convincing argument to myself – even though it would be a totally unnecessary extravagance.

Nice link Happy - the card reader seems a bit dubious as i always feel that a monitor should really just be a monitor. Clean lines with nothing hanging out of it etc - but that's probably just me being aesthetically fussy.

 

[Happy]

I like the idea of USB ports on a monitor, but i would agree with the sentiment about the card reader. You now need to get two 24" and explain how much your productivity will be improved

 

[Helios1234]

Just when I thought I'd settle on the HP, this comes along! It can only be a good thing though if it's released soon enough and for less than £400, which it probably won't...

 

[jbloggs]

That looks good, a bit more Here on it...

 

[Plec]

You now need to get two 24" and explain how much your productivity will be improved

I would have to weigh that up against the lack of productivity that would arise to my extremities being wrapped around my neck due to me buying 2 new monitors 6 months on from buying present ones

Just when I thought I'd settle on the HP, this comes along! It can only be a good thing though if it's released soon enough and for less than £400, which it probably won't...

If you’re talking about the HP LP2475w there is no need for any indecision – it’s a fantastic monitor and if I could have justified the expense I would have bought 2 of them instead of the 2209WA.

 

[BananaDunka]

Ohhh now THAT is a nice screen, plenty of connections for multiple HD sources and a beautiful cabinet to boot.

If the new Hazro models are not out soon enough I would be interested in looking to see how much an import would cost although I fear the Japanese menu system language will be the only language since it's being sold in Japan region only :/

Although I guess the next logical upgrade is a 30" IPS and not another 24"

P.S I've had Dell 2408WFP, HP L2475W, Hyundai 24", BenQ 24" !

 

[kevpuk]

Any chance this will be fitted with a diamond-hard screen covering to protect it from toddler key scratching (My poor 2005FPW.....admittedly markedly better following some toothpaste treatment !)

 

[HighlandeR]

roughly US $760 = £455 + uk tax/ripping off charges = £600

?

 

[~Divine~Wind~]

That looks fantatstic, no doubt I couldnt afford it once the EU tax n crap is added to it

 

[Happy]

I would have to weigh that up against the lack of productivity that would arise to my extremities being wrapped around my neck due to me buying 2 new monitors 6 months on from buying present ones

Ah, that would have course effect ones productivity. Still just buy a bigger desk at the same time, and pretend like nothing has changed

 

[neologan]

Shame it's wide gamut, i'm getting a bit fed up with the mess over colour reproduction with all these panels. We either need this fixed on the software side (and apparently Win 7 doesn't), or they need to stop doing them. These are consumer models really, wide gamut should be for those £1500 pro screens until its supported much, much more in regular software, especially the OS.

Anyhow, just so you know, this uses the same panel as in the HP, and if it's on par with that i'd prefer this one as it looks nicer imo, but the 2209WP still looks seriously good as its not wide gamut. Feel like Dell has really missed an opportunity here...

 

[Helios1234]

Anyhow, just so you know, this uses the same panel as in the HP, and if it's on par with that i'd prefer this one as it looks nicer imo

Agree with that, the dell looks much sleeker!

 

[CaptainCrash]

Shame it's wide gamut, i'm getting a bit fed up with the mess over colour reproduction with all these panels. We either need this fixed on the software side (and apparently Win 7 doesn't), or they need to stop doing them. These are consumer models really, wide gamut should be for those £1500 pro screens until its supported much, much more in regular software, especially the OS.

According to the news item at TFT Central it has a 12-bit internal LUT, so theoretically at least it should be able to reproduce the sRGB colour space more accurately than, say, the HP LP2475W. I guess it remains to be seen how well it performs in practice though.

 

[kmetek]

roughly US $760 = £455 + uk tax/ripping off charges = £600

?

I believe in Japan everything is more expensive....i hope for max 500Ł.

 

[Vertigo]

Very glad to see they're still producing 16:10 screens as it looks like most of the monitor world is going 16:9 which feels so much more "vertically cramped".

 

[Soldier786]

Nice! I was set on getting the HP myself... soon lol... lets wait a little longer

 

[Aod]

roughly US $760 = £455 + uk tax/ripping off charges = £600

?

I believe in Japan everything is more expensive....i hope for max 500Ł.

haha, no

it's more likely to be £750+

 

[kmetek]

the nobody will buy it, simple as that.