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Dell UltraSharp 2709W
$849.00
Released August, 2008
The Pros:1080p capable resolution (1920 x 1200px). Huge variety of inputs. Large screen size.
The Cons:Expensive. Higher dot pitch than most monitors (same resolution as 24" monitors) - larger pixels are noticeable when sitting close, may make image appear fuzzy. Back light bleed/consistency issues.
The Dell UltraSharp 2709W is a 27" widescreen LCD monitor that is an upgrade in screen size and specifications to the 2009W. The monitor utilizes Dell's TrueColor technology and has a native resolution of 1920 x 1200 to provide crisp images and lifelike color reproduction.
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It includes extensive connectivity options including VGA, DVI-D, Component, and Composite inputs as well as an HDMI input for full HD image quality. The UltraSharp 2709W also has four USB ports and a DisplayPort for compatibility with advanced video cards and future systems. It is designed with a height adjustable stand and the screen can be tilted or swiveled to achieve the optimum viewing angle. The UltraSharp 2709W is Energy Star qualified and comes with a 3 year limited warranty.
Features/Specs
- 27" Widescreen LCD Display
- TrueColor Technology
- 1920 x 1200 resolution
- 400 cd/m² brightness
- 3000:1 contrast ratio
- 6 ms response time
- 9-in-2 media card reader
- 178° horizontal and vertical viewing angle
- USB 2.0 hub
- Inputs: HDMI, DVI-D (with HDCP), VGA, Component, Composite, DisplayPort
- Tilt and swivel screen
- Height adjustable stand
- Built-in cable management
- Energy Star qualified
- Dimensions: 24.89" x 7.87" x 17.79"
- 3 year limited warranty
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Pros & Cons
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1080p capable resolution (1920 x 1200px)
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higher dot pitch than most monitors (same resolution as 24" monitors) - allows users to sit back further when watching media, or better for those with poorer vision
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tilt, swivel and height adjustments
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quality assured, 3-year warranty
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quality S-PVA panel - accurate colours, good viewing angles
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higher dot pitch than most monitors (same resolution as 24" monitors) - larger pixels are noticeable when sitting close, may make image appear fuzzy
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back light bleed/consistency issues
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high input lag (60 ms / ~ 3 fps), poorer choice for hardcore gamers
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Yale:
#dell_ultrasharp_2709w In the market for 2 massive screens... They had this on the Canadian day of deals yesterday for $550, or about $450 off the regular price. I don't have enough saved up yet, but I'm still wondering if I made a mistake by not jumping and getting them... The specs seem like something I'd settle for. Hopefully by the time I'm ready there are better options (and another round of deals).
Apr 18, 09
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