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From a source that I do not wish to name at this time, Dell has several warehouses full of monitor, printers, and the like all designed to get them over the holiday hump aside from the early startup with the Windows 7 launch. Through some fancy accounting, they are yet to be carried on Dell's...

They are in the NA warehouses by the ton, Dell is just "playing games" with US & Canadian markets as the U2410 is almost available everywhere else! The question really is pricing, Dell is not being consistent with introductory pricing with the U2410, in HK the U2410 is cheaper than the...

Just wait for the U2410, price will drop on all other 24" displays . . . :cool: :cool: Tim :cool: :cool:

Just wait for the U2410, it has to be comming (available) in the US any day now, Dell would not want to loose the Windows 7 sales fever when it starts. :cool: :cool: Tim :cool: :cool:

The is NO "LG", yes the displays are by LGE, but then almost all the IPS panels are by LGD. And there is always some sort of family feud going on. Tim

Because they are not "one" company, and LGD is making a ton of money selling all the IPS panels it can make to any who will buy large lots, so LGE may get left out. Tim :cool:

UltraSharp, Wide Aspect, Wide Flat Panel . . . Tim :D

So far where the U2410 has been introduced, Dell has no consistency in pricing, in HK the U2410 is selling for less than the 2408WFP, and in EU the U2410 is selling for more. Dell could go either way in the US, the "low ball" route, or the "take & make all you can" route; I think Dell is on the...

The HP LP2475w at or just under $ 500.00 (and at or below $ 400.00 for one or two special sales in the last few weeks at OnSale, today's OnSale price [it changes daily] is $ 442.11 "open box" stock ), and possibility the new Dell U2410 depending where the price comes in at US introduction...

You also have in the PVA field, the Samsung F2380 cPVA, and the Samsung 245T S-PVA. Tim :D

No, other than Chris M. in the Dell forums has used the model number a few times, and another report of late fall. Tim

;) Why not? ;) :cool: Tim :cool:

Still waiting - Saw a review in Korean (for some reason the Korean never translates well with those automated tools). :D Tim :D

It looks like the U2410 may be great for you, and just about $ 500.00 with some "introductory" pricing promotions. Tim :cool:

I think QC on the 2408 was on a "summer vacation" . . . Just ask ROSH . . . Tim :D

You may be waiting a long time for OLED, and it seems like Dell has written off the next three months (WIN7 roll-out & holidays) and is going to stay very "aggressive" with pricing, especially with the U2410. It may be a deal that is hard to pass up. Tim

Using same logic, why do a 23" when there is a 22"? LGD seems to have a few "tricks" coming, all of the IPS flavor. Tim

Neither Samsung or LGD have any new 27" panels listed as yet. . . Tim

And they (LGD) do not make a 23" either, yet NEC is obtaining such . . . U2710 will probably be LGD, and most likely IPS. Tim :D

And at some point in the not too distant future, the 2709 will be replaced by the U2710! Tim :D

Beleive the $ 500.00 number if HK is any indication, it looks like Dell may want to "push" these" out (like the 2209WA) to grab market share, and that they do have some "price room" to play with. Tim

It comes from China, as it's final assembly point, I believe. Have not been able to confirm where the "testing" and "calibration" is performed . . . Well Mike Dell has had his since May in his office, so he does not care! Tim :cool:

If it (the U2410) does come in at a "low ball price" in the US, like it it is now in Hong Kong, it will be "scary", and "say much" about the sad state of the US economy. With 90 days or so to the end of the year, this has been traditionally a time of "price rip-offs" and "limited availability"...

Thanks! Formatting here is not easy, every forum out seems to have a "twist" on XML, HTML et al, and a "mass of rolling white text" just gives one a headache if it is read at all. Using color to note "key points", that will be caught by most, and then if there interest, the lines...

No, but seems to be a "typical" uniformity issue, and along with the "lag factor", the main reasons that Dell seems to be moving away from Samsung panels (as in this case S-PVA) to LGD IPS (with the U2410). Tim

With Dell it is difficult if not impossible to determine "book value", since there is not "distribution network", of wholesalers, retailers etc. It just goes to prove that the U2410 has a book value about what the HP LP2475w is, that is somewhere about $ 350.00, and that in turn is in line...

I spoke with Dave this morning (17AUG2009), and LGE NA (US & CANADA) is now very well aware of the interest in these two monitors, and the ongoing discussions in these forums. He will try to get some sort of "update" or "feeling" this week for us! Tim ;)

From the following Dell Hong Kong URL: http://www1.ap.dell.com/hk/en/business/monitors/mon_30_lcd/cp.aspx?refid=mon_30_lcd&s=bsd&cs=hkbsd1 And note: Dell U2410 UltraSharp U2410 24-inch Widescreen Monitor Price from HK$6,848 Instant Savings HK$3,479 Online...

From the following Dell Hong Kong URL: http://www1.ap.dell.com/hk/en/business/monitors/mon_30_lcd/cp.aspx?refid=mon_30_lcd&s=bsd&cs=hkbsd1 And note: Dell U2410 UltraSharp U2410 24-inch Widescreen Monitor Price from HK$6,848 Instant Savings HK$3,479 Online...

Two weeks ago, I got it for $ 412.00 less 10% . . . A reasonable price for a decent display, as I am also 100% text driven with either MS Office or Visual Studio. Thus no sense in waiting for the U2410, that would be at least $ 100.00 higher, if not $ 200.00 higher at first. Tim :D

More likely a U2210W or similar if Dell continues their current new public naming conventions . . . Tim

Both have the same LGD IPS panel LM240WU4, the electronics and processing is of a newer type on the Dell U2410, the Dell U2410 is pre-tested and calibrated at factory before shipment. The Dell U2410 may also have a significant price premium over the HP LP2475w at first. Also the HP LP2475w...

Yup, the U2710, may be October or so . . . Tim

So what was the final bottom line price, and when can you expect it? Tim

Chris M. in the Dell forums, has already mentioned a U2710, no other details; one can suspect or very well guess that this would be the "final" Samsung S-PVA dump (from the 2709) to IPS as is the case with the U2410 (from 2409 S-PVA). LGD seems to have some new unannounced IPS display panels...

No, and NO PRICING on dell.com yet. Maybe we all should send an email to Dell's Chief Marketing Officer, Erin Nelson, requesting specifications and pricing, whose email address is: [email protected] Tim :)

LGD is "late" in delivering the new IPS panel, HP has has has its new 30" on its roadmaps for the last 18 months. Tim

I left two voice mails, no reply, as yet. Tim

You have the U in the wrong place, U2410, U2710, U2210, with the "U" signifying UltraSharp. All current internal Dell documents I have seen seem to be expressing models this way. Tim

Try connecting the monitor to another computer, just to ensure that it is not the video controller.. Tim