ooops did I just insulted your super IPS monitor or something?
hey Capitan Artist you're not the only guy who knows how to appreciate fine expensive things (fine arts, fine cars, fine women, fine yacht, fine wine, fine caviar, fine house) in life. In case you missed my point (because you were busying loving your IPS), my post was also about value. Even millionaires and billionaires love a good values.
ehh so quit with your back hand slap. When you're ready to post pics of all your fine fine toys in life (beside your monitor), then we can play ok. Deal?
There was no back hand slap. ITs got nothing to do with it being expensive. IN fact, there was no insult, and the post was just a matter of fact statement tying to explain the difference between the two. You're the one that seems to have some buried issues with other people having expensive stuff here, not me. I bet you're the kind of guy that gets crabby when somebody drives by in a Porsche too eh?
The fact is the two monitors are completely different, and cater to a different type of user. Comparing the two isn't really relevant, as I pointed out with the comparison to the cars. The Hanns is probably great for a bunch of things (I wouldn't know, I don't have one, never seen one) but its still just a basic monitor. Great for a whole bunch of things, although that dot pitch must be high at that size for its res. For art geeks the Dell will be a clear winner over it, for reasons they will appreciate but reasons that are also likely unimportant to others. Same way with audio, cars, tvs...the list goes on.
Next time you want to insult somebody back make sure they've insulted you in the first place, and you aren't just having a fit from some festering inadequacy issue.
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