Quote:
How long is your desk, and yep, I will be getting those. But I am going to wait for school to start, because if my somewhat life is going to end then I will have no need for these. (Until next summer)Originally Posted by Carniflex 
The DELL UltraSharps are very solid displays, good connection options (native displayport), and awesome stands (work well in portrait as well btw)
That is with the stands they come with, center three are the older model (U2311H) and the two at the sides are the new revision (U2312HM).
However, I would say that these Koreans have damn good value, plus, you will get for approx the same price a bit more pixels when going with three Koreans than going with five 23'' Ultrasharps. You are correct ofc in that the Ultrasharp series has very solid warranty (including zero bright pixel policy which goes well beyond whats required by the standard. The ISO standard btw allows up to 5 defective pixels on a screen of that resolution and most "cheaper" brands follow the standard.
So If you would go with, lets say, BenQ budget TN screen, get up to 5 dead or bright pixels and go to warranty complaining about it they will just tell you its within limits allowed by standard (has happened to me with a 21.5'' HD screen from BenQ with two bright defective pixels).
The 27'' Koreans btw follow exactly the same standard, just as there is almost twice the pixels then they allow, in theory, up to 9 or 10 dead pixels, however, probability of actually getting a display with dead pixels is substantially smaller than getting a screen which has no issues. Some people get one or two defective pixels but if really worried then its possible to get a slightly more expensive trader who offers the "zero defective pixel" warranty on their displays.
The DELL UltraSharps are very solid displays, good connection options (native displayport), and awesome stands (work well in portrait as well btw)
That is with the stands they come with, center three are the older model (U2311H) and the two at the sides are the new revision (U2312HM).
However, I would say that these Koreans have damn good value, plus, you will get for approx the same price a bit more pixels when going with three Koreans than going with five 23'' Ultrasharps. You are correct ofc in that the Ultrasharp series has very solid warranty (including zero bright pixel policy which goes well beyond whats required by the standard. The ISO standard btw allows up to 5 defective pixels on a screen of that resolution and most "cheaper" brands follow the standard.
So If you would go with, lets say, BenQ budget TN screen, get up to 5 dead or bright pixels and go to warranty complaining about it they will just tell you its within limits allowed by standard (has happened to me with a 21.5'' HD screen from BenQ with two bright defective pixels).
The 27'' Koreans btw follow exactly the same standard, just as there is almost twice the pixels then they allow, in theory, up to 9 or 10 dead pixels, however, probability of actually getting a display with dead pixels is substantially smaller than getting a screen which has no issues. Some people get one or two defective pixels but if really worried then its possible to get a slightly more expensive trader who offers the "zero defective pixel" warranty on their displays.
Planning on using these for gaming.
Edited by MoMann - 8/16/12 at 9:51pm
