So the Dell 3007 is $2200 starting

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whistleclient

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hmmm. i was hoping it would be $1600ish

guess not.

don't think i can justify more than 2x of a 2405

 
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Liver

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Originally posted by: tuteja1986
screw that... for extra $800 more i can buy a TV with 1080p res :! and bigger screen
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but the 1080p has a lower resolution and slower gray/gray response. i have a 1080p flat panel, and this Dell 3007 is in a different league.

I was one of the first people to get the 2001fp, and there were some kinks. I quickly replaced it with the 2405. I am wondering how the 3007 (first revision) is going to stack up? Any prelim quality reviews with response times and backlighting?

I am suprised it took so many months to get an answer to Apple's 30 LCD from another source.
 
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for some reason apple is good at being the first to source new technology, like the current 2GB NAND chips used in the NANOs. I am guessing it's just a matter of being able to offer something @ an affordable price point for the rest of the industry whereas apple can introduce something cutting edge and actually charge more.

But, yeah this monitor is crazy, and I can see coupons coming soon !!! ;)
 
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tuteja1986

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I was talking about a 42" ++ TV anyways The monitor is cool but way out of my price range... i will buy it sell for $700USD :(
 
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Wall7486

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I think 1899 would have been a reasonalbe price. I guess wait till all the 30% coupon comes =\
 
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imported_ST

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Originally posted by: tuteja1986
screw that... for extra $800 more i can buy a TV with 1080p res :! and bigger screen
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which TV costs $3k and has 1080p input resolution? /scratches head

 
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imported_ST

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Originally posted by: darkxshade
I fold, too rich for my blood. Some of you rich folks let me know how it is. :(

drool
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btw u'll also need a dual link dvi card, so add another $400 or so if u dont have a 7800gt or equivalent card...
 
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imported_ST

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Originally posted by: JonnyBlaze
Originally posted by: ST
Originally posted by: tuteja1986
screw that... for extra $800 more i can buy a TV with 1080p res :! and bigger screen
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which TV costs $3k and has 1080p input resolution? /scratches head
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you can get a 50" samsung dlp that does 1080p for under 3k.

http://froogle.google.com/froogle_clust...=Search+Froogle&lmode=&addr=&scoring=p

westinghouse has a 37" lcd that does 1080p for under 2k
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look at my sig and monitor ;)

i was thinking he meant LCDTV 1080p input.. there's only 2-3 LCD TV sets that presntly do this: 1) Sceptre 37" (real TV w/ tuner) 2) Westy 37" (monitor only - no tuner) and 3) Sharp 45" GXU (via a "hack). I have owned the Sceptre and Westy now, and was hoping he would give other choices on the LCD front. Note, we're talking 1080p native input over HDMI / DVI, not just 1080p panel. The Sammy you mentioned only has analog input, forgot if its 1080p also.

 
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dunno99

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Originally posted by: VIAN
It's got the smallest pixel pitch I've seen at .25mm, nice.
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Then you need to check out the IBM T221. That thing has a .125mm pixel pitch. 22.2" and can display that weird 3840x2400 resolution (albeit at 40Hz) or 1920x1200 at 100Hz or something. Best (worst?) of all, it costs the same as the new Dell 30"!
 
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Hikari

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The Canadian one is cheaper due to no 3 year warranty (1 year is standard there). Costs similar in the end if you add the warranty.
 
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Corporate Thug

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whats the news around the 27?

honestly, after a coupon, i would have still bought it if it had RCA and S-video inputs
 
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