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Dell UltraSharp U2410
$600.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:A huge number of inputs - dual DVI, VGA, HDMI, DisplayPort, component and composite. Beautiful high-end hIPS panel - capable of accurate colour reproduction, great viewing angles with little shifting in colour or contrast. Goes through a small bit of calibration at the factory - improves drastically on the accuracy of the default settings.
The Cons:Still needs potentially expensive custom colour calibration for the best colour results. Less accurate out of the box than the previous flagship model (2408WFP). Blacks cannot match that of S-PVA panel monitors such as the previous generation 2408WFP.
The Dell UltraSharp U2410 is a 24” flat panel LCD computer monitor. The display is fully HD compatible, due to its 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution. The aspect ratio of the U2410 is set at 16:10, meaning it's capable of displaying widescreen video content while still maintaining enough vertical space to be useful for productivity applications and web browsing.
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Picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture support is included for viewing multiple video inputs at once. The Dell UltraSharp U2410 also comes with PremierColor technology, which enables industry standard color with 12-bit color depth and 110% color gamut. This display comes with factory-tuned Adobe RGB and sRGB modes to minimize the need for further color calibration. Video inputs include one VGA, DVI-D, HDMI, DisplayPort, Component and Composite port. A combination media card reader/USB 2.0 hub has been built-in to the monitor as well. The Dell ST2010 uses approximately 75 watts of power when in use.
Features
- 24" TFT LCD widescreen display
- 16:10 aspect ratio
- 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution
- 1080p HD capable
- 1000:1 contrast ratio
- 178°/178° viewing angle
- 400 cd/m2 brightness
- 6ms response time
- 60Hz vertical frequency
- VGA, DVi-D, HDMI, DisplayPort, Component, Composite ports
- Integrated media Card Reader / USB 2.0 hub
- AdobeRGB (96% Coverage)
- sRGB emulates 72% of NTSC Color (100% Coverage)
- xvYCC Compatibility
- 75W power consumption
User Reviews (5)
Pros & Cons
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a huge number of inputs - dual DVI, VGA, HDMI, DisplayPort, component and composite
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beautiful high-end hIPS panel - capable of accurate colour reproduction, great viewing angles with little shifting in colour or contrast
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goes through a small bit of calibration at the factory - improves drastically on the accuracy of the default settings
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lower MSRP than Dell's previous generation 24" flagship
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high quality metal stand - features many ergonomic functions: height, tilt, pivot and rotate
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wide colour gamut - 102% of NTSC colour space
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extremely accurate once calibrated - with DeltaE at ~0.2, as accurate as much more expensive displays such as the 2490WUXi!
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impressive responsiveness and input lag for an IPS monitor - game mode reduces input lag to 14ms down from 34ms standard mode down from the 64ms of the previous generation 2408WFP
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full 1080p capable resolution
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16:10 aspect ratio is the perfect trade-off between 16:9 widescreen and 4:3 fullscreen
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can be had for much less during Dell Day of Deals - as low as $419 Canadian
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great preset modes includes an Adobe RGB and sRGB modes for normal use
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still needs potentially expensive custom colour calibration for the best colour results
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less accurate out of the box than the previous flagship model (2408WFP)
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blacks cannot match that of S-PVA panel monitors such as the previous generation 2408WFP
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high price for the majority of consumers
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backlight buzz under 78 brightness level, like most cheaper displays with no external power supplies
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no user upgradable firmware - if you have a problem and want a better firmware you have to send it back to Dell
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poor panel quality - LG producing defective panels with poor green to pink tint issues, not seen as an issue by Dell
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Comments (5)
Yale:
#dell_ultrasharp_u2410 So far not very impressed. Louder than my 2209WA while suffering from the green to pink tinting issue. Probably avoid, even if you get it on sale like I did, dual 2209WAs would serve you a lot better for the same price, despite the lower resolutions, fewer inputs and technically 'inferior' panels - who cares about panel colour consistency anyway, right?
Apr 26, 10
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Yale:
#dell_ultrasharp_u2410 Well this is on Dell's Days of Deals today for $429. It was such a good deal my hand instinctively went for the wallet. If it's a refurbished unit with tinting issues I might just snap and shoot up a mall. Stand by.
Apr 20, 10
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Yale:
#dell_ultrasharp_u2410 While this monitor was at its cheapest recently during the 1-day Days of Deals sale for $480, it's currently on sale 'regularly' for $500. Great deal for such a nice monitor...
Dec 11, 09
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