New Dell/Samsung displays...

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Discussion Starter · Dec 1, 2006

Well, it seems Samsung has signed a contract deal with Dell to provide panels for Dell-branded monitors (as well as making their own). The monitors-to-be are to be 27" LCD panels which can double as Televisions.

Read the full article at DailyTech.com

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Samsung will provide the panels and will launch its own displays alongside

Samsung Electronics said that it has signed a long-term contract to provide Dell with 27-inch LCD panels, according to DigiTimesâ€™ reading of a Korean publication. Both companies will launch 27-inch panels in 2007, and the panels can also be used as televisions.

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beret9987

· #2 · Dec 1, 2006

Ooh nice find. +Rep. If the quality is any good, might throw it on the "To-Buy" List

Burn

· #3 · Dec 1, 2006

Nice! Although I probably won't have the money to buy one...

I guess change is good!

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Robilar

· #4 · Dec 1, 2006

Guys by 2007, lcd's will have again dropped signifigantly in price. Right now you can get a 22" LCD for $400 and a 24" for $700. How much you want to bet in 07 that the new monitors will be in the $500-$600 range?

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Discussion Starter · #5 · Dec 1, 2006

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Originally Posted by beret9987

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Ooh nice find. +Rep. If the quality is any good, might throw it on the "To-Buy" List

You know, I never imagined getting rep for a good news post. But many thanks, Beret... Glad to know there are others who appreciate someone finding and sharing a good news story!

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Nice! Although I probably won't have the money to buy one...

I guess change is good!

You and me both, Burn (baby, Burn! Disco in--sorry, sorry, got carried away

). Although I don't have the money either, and my desk could not accomodate such a monstrous display, it'd still be awesome for a TV.

I can see it now, that sucker as my HD TV and (if I can swing the savings over the holiday here) Dell's recently released 20" widescreen on my computer desk. Ohhh the joyous possibility.

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Guys by 2007, lcd's will have again dropped signifigantly in price. Right now you can get a 22" LCD for $400 and a 24" for $700. How much you want to bet in 07 that the new monitors will be in the $500-$600 range?

I'm seriously hoping you're right. Because then, I'll be able to afford a good monitor!

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selectodude

· #6 · Dec 1, 2006

What's the resolution?

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Discussion Starter · #7 · Dec 1, 2006

The more-or-less full specs (from Samsung, as manufacturer) are:

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Size:            27.0"
Resolution:      WUXGA
# of Pixels:     1920 x 1200
Active Area:     581.8 x 363.6 mm
Pixel Pitch:     0.303 mm
# of Colors:     16.7 Million
Contrast Ratio:  1000:1
Brightness:      500 cd/m-squared
Response Time:   8 ms (grey-to-grey)
Viewing Angle    90Â° (up/down/left/right angles)
Case Dimension:  651.8 wide x 397.6 tall x 38.5 deep (in mm)

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selectodude

· #8 · Dec 1, 2006

I wouldn't mind a 1200p display that's 27".

sti_boy

· #9 · Dec 1, 2006

This is great. This means that the 24" widescreens are going to get even cheaper and probably faster. After my sour experience with the Samsung 204B, I may just hold off on a gaming monitor purchase.

Mootsfox

· #10 · Dec 2, 2006

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Originally Posted by Robilar

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Guys by 2007, lcd's will have again dropped signifigantly in price. Right now you can get a 22" LCD for $400 and a 24" for $700. How much you want to bet in 07 that the new monitors will be in the $500-$600 range?

Umm yeah. But why wait? I paid less for my 22" than I did for my 19" ($200 vs $350), but I'm glad I bought the 19".

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Discussion Starter · #11 · Dec 2, 2006

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I wouldn't mind a 1200p display that's 27".

Same here! For that, I'd mod my f-ing desk to accommodate the width of that monitor!

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PoisonTail

· #12 · Dec 2, 2006

dude my monitor already doubles up it has component vid and s vid and rca hookups as well as a built in card reader 800 bucks lol and look at my vid cards

Sideburns

· #13 · Dec 2, 2006

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dude my monitor already doubles up it has component vid and s vid and rca hookups as well as a built in card reader 800 bucks lol and look at my vid cards

what do your video cards gotta do with it?

Either way there's a difference between doubling as a TV and doubling as a monitor...

1- actually is being somethign different...
2- monitor can't double as a monitor...it IS a monitor...

Plugging in more inputs still makes it a monitor...

TV would have a built in tuner...and maybe even speakers.

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PoisonTail

· #14 · Dec 2, 2006

my monitor has built in speakers ha who uses coax anymore anyways none of my flat screen tvs are being used by coax even my cable boxes i am using component video cables i have a big ass wide 24 inch dell and my vid cards suck

Ropey

· #15 · Dec 3, 2006

I am not impressed with Dell's method of changing panels to models without changing the model series.

You never know for sure which panel you will be getting.

Mootsfox

· #16 · Dec 3, 2006

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my monitor has built in speakers ha who uses coax anymore anyways none of my flat screen tvs are being used by coax even my cable boxes i am using component video cables i have a big ass wide 24 inch dell and my vid cards suck

All three of my tvs (one is this monitor+computer) use coax.

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