NewEgg.com has the ASUS VK246H Black 24" 2ms(GTG) HDMI Widescreen LCD Monitor for $240 - coupon code EMCLSNT53 [Exp 6/1] = $220 with free shipping. Full 1920 x 1080 resolution, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 2ms response time, DVI/HDMI & Analog inputs.
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#1
updownstock - Posted 6:24 am PDT 05/26/09 (187 Posts)
I almost bought this at $360 6 months ago. Monitors are dropping like a rock.
#2
steve42 - Posted 7:21 am PDT 05/26/09 (42 Posts)
Yeah, but NewEgg's dead pixel policy makes me hesitate to buy from them.
I got the Samsung 23.5" deal from Dell ($100 off plus 15% off) last week. Can't wait to get it!
I got the Samsung 23.5" deal from Dell ($100 off plus 15% off) last week. Can't wait to get it!
#3
agulfer - Posted 10:10 am PDT 05/26/09 (468 Posts)
I'll take my chances with NewEgg rather than Dell either cancelling an order or holding an order for months while they decide to honor their Dell coupon discounts for a product.
#4
SirJohnBear - Posted 10:21 am PDT 05/26/09 (51 Posts)
Almost everything is dropping like a rock.
#5
gassyjoe - Posted 12:15 pm PDT 05/26/09 (1431 Posts)
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| Almost everything is dropping like a rock. |
Strangely enough, the price of rocks is at an all time high.
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Jag - Posted 12:38 pm PDT 05/26/09 (33 Posts)
Decent enough monitor if you are in the market for something that use a TN panel. Based on personal useage it has the typical limitation of all TN panels:
-the top of the screen is slight darker than the rest of the monitor.
-some backlight bleeding.
-viewing angles causes colors to shift.
This monitor's input lag is less than my NEC LCD2690WUXi; I would peg it at no more than 16ms (1 frame of lag), and probably less than that. Colors should be good enough for most people. The built-in speakers are a joke (just like any monitor speakers), but it will do in a pinch.
The base is plastic and "snaps" into the monitor. No height adjustments, swivel or tilt.
My monitor doesn't have any dead pixels, but in a small section at the bottom of the screen some of the colors are slightly more bluish than normal.
-the top of the screen is slight darker than the rest of the monitor.
-some backlight bleeding.
-viewing angles causes colors to shift.
This monitor's input lag is less than my NEC LCD2690WUXi; I would peg it at no more than 16ms (1 frame of lag), and probably less than that. Colors should be good enough for most people. The built-in speakers are a joke (just like any monitor speakers), but it will do in a pinch.
The base is plastic and "snaps" into the monitor. No height adjustments, swivel or tilt.
My monitor doesn't have any dead pixels, but in a small section at the bottom of the screen some of the colors are slightly more bluish than normal.
#7
superman2005 - Posted 12:50 pm PDT 05/26/09 (890 Posts)
1920 x 1080 (16:9). They stole 120px!
Good for widescreen movies, bad for general PC use
should be 1920 x 1200 (16:10).
#8
BaconBandit - Posted 3:50 pm PDT 05/26/09 (53 Posts)
I agree with superman2005. Most comp games and default resolutions can't handle this. It's just the LCD manufacturers getting lazy because they can just repurpose TV LCDs as computer monitors.
Stick with either a 1600x1200, 1680x1050 or 1900x1200.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_resolution
Stick with either a 1600x1200, 1680x1050 or 1900x1200.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_resolution
#9
lightbulb42 - Posted 7:00 pm PDT 05/26/09 (323 Posts)
I'm with superman and baconbandit. I'm not touching a 24" monitor that's only 1080. 1920x1200 is where it's at.
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