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Konrad   07-25-2005 at 10:37:17 PM

At first I wanted to buy the IBM C220p 22" CRT.. But they no longer sell them where I live.. Well maybe time for a TFT then..
The Apple Cinema Display 20" or 23"? what works best?
Anybody here got this panel? Dose it work on a PC?(PC user) They are very expensive so I was intrested in buying the cheaper 20" but dont know if and how the games will support the 1680x1050 res....(how will Battlefield 2 play on it?)

Well lets say this .. I'm looking for a monitor that I can play games, watch movies and use graphic applications.. (like Photoshop) So "YES" I need that +20" size and 16,7m colors ..

Any info is welcome! -Konrad

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RichPLS   07-25-2005 at 10:40:07 PM
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Do you not like the Dell 2450 24" widescreen LCD? It is cheaper and specs look better, IMO...

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Konrad   07-26-2005 at 08:52:53 PM
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Sounds nice! Yea and its alot cheaper! Thanks for the info..(didin't know.. this may be my next monitor.. But I still wonder how FPS games like Battlefield 2 will play on it? any ghosting? and how will the game look on it? I dont think many games support the widescreen res of 1920x1200..

And a last thing.. whats dell Dead-pixel policy? this screen has so many pixels.. so many things that can go wrong :P J/K

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RichPLS   07-26-2005 at 08:54:32 PM
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Not sure of Dells dead pixel policy. Dhuckle has a 20" and 24" widescreen and has zero dead pixels.

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RichPLS   07-26-2005 at 08:56:07 PM
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<A HREF="http://forumz.tomshardware.com/ce/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=21534#21534" target="_new"> Dell 2405 </A>

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Konrad   07-26-2005 at 08:58:00 PM
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Hmm.. I live in Sweden so I will buy it from dellsweden/europe .. maybe I can call them and ask... well anway if you pay that much money (even if its cheaper its still alot) I think you deserve a zero deadpixel policy :P IMO

<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Konrad on 07/26/05 03:07 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

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RichPLS   07-26-2005 at 09:01:54 PM
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Regardless of their policy, someone posted that you can RMA it with even one dead pixel and get them to replace it till it is right. Don't have any proof this is true, tho.

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dhlucke   07-27-2005 at 08:46:43 AM
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I exchanged a 2005fpw by emailing them and complaining about the backlight and dead/on pixels. No questions asked, I got a new one that was perfect. Gave it to my brother. You have 21 days though.

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Konrad   07-27-2005 at 10:05:41 PM
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Ahh just called and asked ... 0 deadpixels or I can return it.. Yes this will be my next monitor.. just ordered it from Dell.. BTW thanks for the info guys!

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Chuck_Hsiao   07-28-2005 at 09:24:46 PM
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You must be lucky because over in the United States, Dell's pixel policy (from their website) is replace only if there are more that 6 fixed pixels. Apple's is even worse, since they still go by the ISO 13406-2 standard. This means that their 20" allows up to 3 bright whole pixels, 3 dark whole pixels, and 8 sub-pixel defects, while their 23" allows up to 4 bright whole pixels, 4 dark whole pixels, and 11 sub-pixel defects. Obviously, for both, their customer service takes over long before those limits are reached. But that's what they officially say their policy is in the United States.

So hope you got that 0 dead pixel thing in writing, or know when it expires. Heh. Dell from what I heard does have a pretty good return policy if you do it within a couple of weeks of getting the monitor, though.

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