Monday, March 17th 2008

Dell UltraSharp 2009W Goes on Sale

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Dell has started selling a new UltraSharp widescreen LCD, the 2009W. Meant to be a 20-inch 16:10 widescreen monitor, the UltraSharp 2009W features 1680x1050 pixels native resolution, 102% color gamut, 2000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and fast 5ms response time. In terms of connectivity, the 2009W has VGA and DVI with HDCP plus four USB 2.0 ports. Available now directly from Dell, the price tag for this new UltraSharp is $289.
Sources: Dell, TechConnect Magazine

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9 Comments on Dell UltraSharp 2009W Goes on Sale

#1
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
I wonder if they are in this naming scheme using the year :D
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#2
hacker111
What's so good about it? I can get the same thing with a little less good graphics for cheaper. Almost $100 cheaper...:roll:
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#3
mandelore
Its a lill baby of my monitor :) awww...
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#5
mandelore
Nicksterrwhy 16:10?
coz its better than 16:9 ;)
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#6
Nicksterr
mandelorecoz its better than 16:9 ;)
sarcastic? From what I know, 16:9 is the designated industry format for widescreen computing and motion picture viewing.
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Wile E
Power User
Nicksterrsarcastic? From what I know, 16:9 is the designated industry format for widescreen computing and motion picture viewing.
Motion picture viewing, yes, but not the standard in widescreen computing. 16:10 is the standard there. 1280x800; 1440x900; 1680x1050; 1920x1200; and 2560x1600 have been the standards for a while, as far as computing is concerned.
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DonInKansas
hacker111What's so good about it? I can get the same thing with a little less good graphics for cheaper. Almost $100 cheaper...:roll:
:roll:less good:roll:

less good talking grammar?:p

Shiny new monitor.
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Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
hacker111What's so good about it? I can get the same thing with a little less good graphics for cheaper. Almost $100 cheaper...:roll:
dell ultrasharps (note: ULTRASHARP only) are arguably the best screens on the market.

16:9 is TV widescreen, 16:10 is PC widescreen. no idea why they dont match up, its always been that way (1920x1080 vs 1920x1200, for example)

the price is good, for what will be competing for the #1 20" widescreen.
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