Re: Dell U2410
Re: Dell U2410
- Subject: Re: Dell U2410
- From: t labarbera <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:46:12 -0500
>>Ken Fleisher <email@hidden>: Does anyone know how the Dell
UltraSharp U2410 compares to the 2480? Is there anything anyone can
comment on about this monitor? Viewing angle, color gamut, etc. (the
usual suspects...)
You might take a browse at the review at maximumpc.com--they gave it
their kick-ass award and I've always found their reviews to be
trustworthy. Here's the url--might wrap:
http://www.maximumpc.com/article/reviews/dell_ultrasharp_u2410_24inch_display
Here's a bit of the review:
"The U2410 is based on an IPS (in-plane switching) LCD panel, which is
considerably more expensive to manufacture than the more common TN
(twisted nematic) panels you’ll find in inexpensive monitors. IPS
panels, on the other hand, typically boast superior color reproduction
and much wider viewing angles compared to TN panels. The U2410 not only
delivers on both those counts, it also boasts a gray-to-gray response
time of just six milliseconds, which is very fast for an IPS panel."
"Dell calibrates the Adobe RGB and sRGB modes for each U2410 before it
leaves the factory, and we didn’t find any need to change the settings
for either. The first thing we noticed when we began testing the display
with DisplayMate Multimedia with Test Photos Edition
(www.displaymate.com) was the total absence of leakage from the screen’s
CCFL backlight: Gazing at DisplayMate’s Dark Screen test looking for
stuck or discolored pixels was like staring at the monolith from 2001: A
Space Odyssey. Color uniformity was fantastic and grayscale performance
was exceptional."
Hope that helps...
Terrie
http://tlbtlb.com/
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