**Today Only 03/02/2012** Dell UltraSharp U2410 24" Monitor & Iiyama ProLite E2409HDS 24" Monitor

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Today we feature two fantastic monitors at great pricing.

The Dell monitor is in a league of it's own with IPS panel displaying producing the best viewing angles and a resolution of 1920 x 1200. This monitor is recommended to professionals.

The Iiyama monitor is a great gaming monitor. With a 2ms response time and 1920x1080 resolution, this monitor is recommended for avid gamers.


Dell UltraSharp U2410 24" Widescreen LCD Monitor - Midnight Grey @ £340.00 inc VAT

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Experience astounding colour accuracy, precision and performance with the Dell UltraSharp U2410 Monitor. The U2410 is packed with features that make it easy to connect and a pleasure to use, no matter how much screen time you log including Picture-in-Picture, adjustable stand, touch controls and extensive connectivity. Thanks to PremierColor technology, the U2410 Monitor delivers reliable, true-to-life colour without the need for extensive calibration. 12-bit internal processing enables 1.07 billon colours and helps distinguish very low grayscale tones to deliver greater level of details in dark areas. A colour gamut of 110% delivers vibrant, true-to life colour across all display modes.

- Screen Size: 24" IPS Widescreen
- Resolution: 1920x1200
- Contrast Ratio: 80000:1
- Brightness: 400cd/m²
- Response Time: 6ms
- Viewing Angles (H/V): 178°/178°
- Colours: 1.07 Billion
- Inputs: 1x Component, 1x Composite, 1x VGA, 1x DisplayPort, 2x DVI-D & 1x HDMI
- Adjustable Stand
- VESA Compliant
- Dimensions: 559.7mm x 493.0mm x 201.5mm
- Warranty: 3 Years On-Site (Dell Premium Guarantee - You will receive a replacement UltraSharp monitor should even one bright defective pixel appear on the screen)

Only £340.00 inc VAT.

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Iiyama ProLite E2409HDS 24" Widescreen LCD Monitor - Black @ £119.99 inc VAT

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Iiyama's ProLite LCD, the E2409HDS is the latest product to follow the true HD resolution of1920x1080. The incredible 2ms Response Time and 20000:1 Contrast Ratio panel ensures vibrant images and blur free Video. Triple Input support of Analogue, DVI and HDMI ensures compatibility with the latest installed graphics cards and embedded Notebook outputs.

- Screen Size: 24" Widescreen
- Resolution: 1920x1080
- Contrast Ratio: 20000:1
- Brightness: 300cd/m²
- Response Time: 2ms
- Viewing Angles (H/V): 170°/160°
- Colours: 16.7 Million
- Inputs: 1x Analogue, 1x DVI-D & 1x HDMI
- VESA Compliant
- Adjustable Stand
- Dimensions: 561.0mm x 413.5mm - 523.5mm x 249.0mm
- Weight: 7.7kg
- Warranty: 3 Years On-Site

Only £119.99 inc VAT.

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dits said:
You can get the U2412 from Dell direct cheaper.
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U2412 is an inferior display to the u2410 (superior colour accuracy and connectivity) which I have, bought that for a silly £470 back in November 2010 but it was already updated to REV A02.
 
Tombo said:
What's different in A02? Mine is an A01 from May 2010.
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There isn't really any point in updating firmware from A01~A02 because most fixes came in your version from A00.

If you wanted to know the difference then a quick Dell forum search yielded this info from a Dell staffer:

A01 to A02
- Improve grainy issue in video modes by modifying the sharpness table
- Removed the unwanted black bar in pivot OSD
- Resolved DisplayPort audio mute issue
- Modify and standardize the DisplayPort power save sleep/wake scheme

Only if you have issues.

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Corrupt said:
thinking of upgrading to 24" from a 22" viewsonic and a dell something that's square and very old. to 2 of the Iiyama worth it? there is also the asus on sale as well

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-028-AS&tool=3

what do i do?
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Early morning reply so hope it makes sense... Depends on your budget & what setup you already have if your after replacing a couple of existing monitors capable of powering them 1080p or 1200p on the Dell. Budget wise I'd go for the Asus & save yourself £20 each which is what others are charging - OcUK are the cheapest there.

The Asus VE247H 24" is an very good monitor but there are mixed reports about the viewing angles on moving your head side to side where it fades (Asus VE247H: 170°(H)/160°(V) / Dell UltraSharp U2410: 178°/178°), this is typical of LCDs but cheaper panels will be more noticeable. On this Dell u2410 I only ever notice slight fading with movies, everything else is perfect, bright and vivid. I mostly have brightness/contrast on 47/47. In the old CRT days on low it gave me migraines but this never has.

Also note that the Asus isn't a true 24" but 23.6". The Dell is full 24" with 1:1 pixel mapping without any horrible scaling for the video purists, will still be fine for 1080p btw. On the Dell playing an old game at 1280x1024 it won't stretch the image (black vertical bars) although you can change this option if required to Fill, Aspect, or 1:1 in the Display Settings Menu on the fly. May seem minor if you never used it before but even most modern TVs had this option at least the past few years so why not monitors?
 
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