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22" widescreen vs 24" widescreen

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DarkCyber

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Ok, I have a Dell 2100FP lcd monitor now and I'm looking at getting a widescreen. I love Dell 2100FP, but wanted to know if there is that much difference between a 22" and 24" widescreen?

I'm looking at getting a SAMSUNG 225BW Black 22" for $379.00 + tax or a a Dell 2407WFP for $641.79 total price. The Samsung is about $300.00 cheaper...so does the extra 2" on the 24" make that much of a difference?
 
Tutelary said:
24inch lcds are 1920x1200
the 22s are 1680x1050

that being said, the 22s seem to strike a nice balance between size and resolution.
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Well yes price is better but resolution is not. 1920x1080 is standard hdtv resolution (1080p) so if you want watch video on you monitor then 24" is better. I think also font size on 24" is very good (especially if coming from 17" 1280x1024 that has almost exactly same font size).
 
jriihi said:
Well yes price is better but resolution is not. 1920x1080 is standard hdtv resolution (1080p) so if you want watch video on you monitor then 24" is better. I think also font size on 24" is very good (especially if coming from 17" 1280x1024 that has almost exactly same font size).
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Only you arent getting 1920x1080, you're getting 1920x1200, and you then have to listen to people bitch about most(all?) current 24inch monitors lacking 1:1 pixel mapping. I didnt really need a lesson in resolution. Watching video is what the tv is for, btw.

Post all the black friday madness, I got my 225BWs for $210 each after $40 coupons, a $30 pricing mistake at CC, instant and mail in rebates...

That simply cant be beaten.
 
Tutelary...wow! Nice price there. Did you buy it online or at the store?

Well, I watch an occasional video on my pc. I also transfer some of my recorded tv shows from my Tivo to watch on there as well. But my biggest thing is gaming. I just didn't know if there was enough difference between those two to justify spending the extra $300.00 for the Dell 24" over the Samsung 22". That's $150.00 for each extra inch... :D
 
DarkCyber said:
Tutelary...wow! Nice price there. Did you buy it online or at the store?

Well, I watch an occasional video on my pc. I also transfer some of my recorded tv shows from my Tivo to watch on there as well. But my biggest thing is gaming. I just didn't know if there was enough difference between those two to justify spending the extra $300.00 for the Dell 24" over the Samsung 22". That's $150.00 for each extra inch... :D
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that was in store. I myself couldnt justify the price differential for a 24inch set, you're quite right, its rather expensive.
 
I think 24" will be mainstream in a while. Would everbody advice to draw the measurments of the monitors on a big peace of paper....that's what I did to make the first prediction/statement. I am only wondering is there also a difference in detectable raster points between 22" & 24" cause I don't like to see even a glimpse of dedectable raster points? Hate that! It should be the same but donnow?

And expensive 24" donnow Eizo FlexScan S2410W Euro1100,-. BenQ FP241W/bf also Euro 1000,-

- Dot Pitch 0.27 mm - 1,000:1 - 450 cd/m - 8 ms
- In our DVD test, the level of detail was impressive
- Put on a decent show for Far Cry, the overdrive circuit (which improves grey-to-grey response) worked in the real world, as we didn't notice much blurring; only slight jittering was noticeable on fast mouse movements.
- There are saturation, gamma, gain and hue controls, and you can even fine-tune hue and saturation for individual colours.

Contrast Ratio 1,000:1 Aspect Ratio 16:10
Max. Resolution 1920 x 1200
Brightness 450 cd/m
Response Time 8 ms
Dot Pitch 0.27 mm
Color Depth 24-bit (16.7M Colors) Viewable Picture Size 24.1 in.
Technical Features Form Factor Desktop Digital Video Input Standard Dual DVI-I Resolutions supported 1024 x 768 • 1280 x 1024 • 1680 x 1050 • 1920 x 1200 • 640 x 480 • 720 x 400 • 800 x 600 Synchronization Range - Vertical 49 - 86 Hz Synchronization Range - Horizontal 24 - 94 kHz Max. Viewing Angle - Horizontal 178 Max. Viewing Angle - Vertical 178 Native (Recommended) Resolution 1920 x 1200

I think the quality 19" and 20" are very expensive around Euro 600 - 800.

Except maybe the 19" Eizo FlexScan S1961 Euro 550,- with an impressive 1500:1 contrast ratio, 13/7ms b2b
 
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