Dell U2410

http://www.dell.com/us/en/dfo/periph...ll-u2410&s=dfo

96% Adobe RGB
100% sRGB
1920x1200
IPS
6 ms response
DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI
4-port USB

Wide gamut again? but it says it can reach sRGB mode also? True or marketing?

Its a Dell LP2475w.

Originally Posted by psyside

Wide gamut again? but it says it can reach sRGB mode also? True or marketing?

Its primaries should be off compared to sRGB. at 96% adobe we don't know how far off until it is tested. I don't think sRGB mode has ever worked (maybe lp2480zx).

Originally Posted by Whoisthisreally

Its a Dell LP2475w.

Oh after Philips now Dell also ?

Seriously, how many people that buy this are going to edit their RAW photos in an extended colourspace?

No EA231WMi in Australia and Dell starts announcing WG IPS monitors. I need a miracle.

Crap. Wide Gamut. Sale lost. Essentially, this is the HP2475. Which we already have.

760$ for a 24 inch? no thanks

Originally Posted by hhara

760$ for a 24 inch? no thanks

May be u gonna have Dell's "usual" coupons and discounts to lower the price.

Also its same price as W2408WFP on Japanese site. 69,000 yen.

And I'm sure those discounts will come straight out of the "Nice Capacitors" fund.

Originally Posted by rosh

May be u gonna have Dell's "usual" coupons and discounts to lower the price.

Also its same price as W2408WFP on Japanese site. 69,000 yen.

As I have been saying for almost a month it's the 2408 "replacement", and a similar stunt seems planned for the 2709.

Tim

An Anandtech thread proves it is using the lm240wu4 panel from the LP2475w

Interesting, Dell considers the 2209WA its "entry IPS panel". What those berk engineers fail to realise is that a hardware LUT and uniformity correction are needed for a pro level screen, making a colour critical feature like WG pointless.

edit - notices tdoran1 has known about it for ages.

Originally Posted by Whoisthisreally

An Anandtech thread proves it is using the lm240wu4 panel from the LP2475w

Interesting, Dell considers the 2209WA its "entry IPS panel". What those berk engineers fail to realise is that a hardware LUT and uniformity correction are needed for a pro level screen, making a colour critical feature like WG pointless.

edit - notices tdoran1 has known about it for ages.

What Dell seems to be "missing" right now is consistent QC, they are getting quite "bumpy".

Tim

Can someone give us a quick heads up on why wide gamut is a problem? I've been out of the game for a while now and will be looking to upgrade in a couple of months time - I use my Dell 2405 for graphics work and a bit of movie watching.

Cheers...

sad panda.. the price is way more then 2209wa by so much!!!!

Originally Posted by redtom

Can someone give us a quick heads up on why wide gamut is a problem? I've been out of the game for a while now and will be looking to upgrade in a couple of months time - I use my Dell 2405 for graphics work and a bit of movie watching

With wide gamut, people in the movies you watch will now have permanent sunburns.

Hmm. Maybe getting a few 2209WAs would be a better strategy now.

We'll see what Dell has to offer once they reveal their full "U" series of monitors.

Judging from this information, we need more WA series, not more U series. :P
2410WA e-IPS @1920x1200 would be snatched up.

Originally Posted by vjcsmoke

Judging from this information, we need more WA series, not more U series. :P
2410WA e-IPS @1920x1200 would be snatched up.

and more "u" are coming . . .

Tim

Originally Posted by hhara

760$ for a 24 inch? no thanks

It's a Dell. In Japan.

Protip: Tariffs and related taxes.

Originally Posted by tdoran1

and more "u" are coming . . .

Tim

Anything specific? Like a re-branded 2209WA to become a "U2210" or something? 27-incher? 30-incher?