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Dell 2405FPW now official With Specs 24" Flat Panel with Component in. MSRP $1199.00

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Hanpan

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Here are the Specs for this beauty

24" Viewable Image Size Largest available viewable image size in Dell's Flat Panel Monitor Portfolio

1920x1200 Native Resolution Provides gamers and graphics professionals with best in class image detail.

12ms (typ) Response Time Enables crisp clear images when using the display for fast motion video such as gaming or video editing.

Dual input support 3 Digital (DVI) or Analog connection allowing for max versatility.

CE Inputs S-video, composite and component inputs allow for CE connectivity.

P-I-P (Picture-in-Picture) Users can and view alternative source video from a CE device with a touch of single PiP (Picture-in-Picture) button. View both your PC content and alternative source video at the same time. The P/P (PIP, PBP) feature supports viewing of two content sources simultaneously, where PC Input is the primary source and any of the AV Inputs is the secondary source.

Easy to access 4 port USB Hub and 9-in-1 card reader allowing easy access for your favorite peripheral devices.


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Linky: http://www1.us.dell.com/content/topics/...nfocenter?c=us&cs=RC956904&l=en&s=hied

MSRP $1199.00

Press Release: http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050214/145189_1.html
 
Figures as I just ordered the 2005FPW. Any Ideas On Pricing. I guess I already have my answer on using more than one input on the 2005
 
:Q
Wouldn't you need dual 6800 Ultra's to play games on that thing?
Native resolution anyway.

 
Heck, buy 2 2005FPWs for that price and enjoy 40" of space instead of 24....but other than that, it's awesome...any word on if they changed PiP so that it can display dvi and vga at the same time?
 
Originally posted by: iamskew
Heck, buy 2 2005FPWs for that price and enjoy 20" of space instead of 24....but other than that, it's awesome...any word on if they changed PiP so that it can display dvi and vga at the same time?
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According the the press release, the PiP is the same as the 2001FP and 2005FPW... one VGA/DVI input and one video input, which is unfortunate.

However, I'd love to trade in my 2001FP for one of these, just for the ability to watch full 1080i/p HDTV.
 
I guess I don't understand how the inputs work, if I have a 2005 and want to connect both a DVI Mac and a VGA PC, am I out of luck without a switch and just what good is a PIP if it can't use multiple sources?

This would be nice to input in my Xbox thru component
 
From what I read in the specs, no...

The P/P (PIP, PBP) feature supports viewing of two content sources simultaneously, where PC Input is the primary source and any of the AV Inputs is the secondary source.
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-KeithP


Opps...need to post a little faster next time
 
Originally posted by: Scarpad
I guess I don't understand how the inputs work, if I have a 2005 and want to connect both a DVI Mac and a VGA PC, am I out of luck without a switch and just what good is a PIP if it can't use multiple sources?
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You can switch the source using the quick button on the front of the monitor (like a built-in KVM switch) or view two sources at once PiP style, assuming the sources are as I described in my previous post.
 
Not sure how I'll connect the Mac's DVI and the PC's VGA. I do have two pc's on is my server the other my Gaming machine both use VGA. Could I use the switch and connect it to the VGA in of the monitor and plug the Mac's DVI to the DVI in ?
 
Originally posted by: Hanpan
CE Inputs S-video, composite and component inputs allow for CE connectivity.
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Oh man...I just now noticed that they added component inputs...that's sweet
 
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