Bing, FatCash, DPA could and would make this even cheaper.
3-Years Advanced Exchange Warranty 5ms fast response time Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution – Enjoy the latest movies and blockbusters in their highest resolution available. 16:9 dynamic aspect ratio – Delivers a Full HD experience seamlessly. HDMI – Rapid transfer of high quality video and audio in a pure uncompressed digital state for plug and play simplicity. Sleek new design - The glossy black bezel complements most environments and most Dell systems
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jozu said:im not getting the option for free shipping
It is working for me. At the final screen it adds shipping then shows a discount for the amount of shipping (pictured).
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anyone know how long it takes for Bing CashBack to be confirmed to my email address? this is my first time using it, and i'm not sure if my purchase went through using Bing...
also, i only entered my email address and didn't go through any special Bing "sign-up" page.
Not to sound too dumb, but can this be used to watch television? If so how does one go about it, I just need some guidance and will do the research myself. Thank you.
You can use almost any monitor to watch TV. You need a TV tuner or some means of gaining a signal/streaming feed. This would not be the deciding factor on what you want to do.
Radebus, This monitor does not have a television tuner built in. It must have a video source. For example, you can use a computer (DVI or VGA), a DVD player (HDMI), camera (HDMI), a cable box (HDMI) etc. If you want to look at TV directly, you need to get one that includes a digital tuner (ATSC) and you need an antenna for free public broadcasts, or some cable systems can be viewed if the tuner handles QAM. You could also use this monitor and buy a computer internal card or a USB device that would allow DVR type viewing using you computer hard drive. Lots of choices ...
Good deal , and the warranty is excellent -- but I do question the ability of these big cheap TN panels to perform adequetly. Per many reviews, this specific model is quite a bit worse than normal in terms of viewing angle and colors washing out (at which point you'd probably notice even when viewing it dead on) - that could end up being very annoying on a monitor this size and possibly a deal breaker for some folks.
Maybe I'm exagerating the issue and I realize TN panels are the norm for cheap LCDs -- I'm on a TN panel right now, thus I may not even notice on a monitor this size.
The viewing angle is limited on a TN panel, but 24" is not that big compared to TVs - it is still a screen that would normally be used by one person, not as a TV for several people in a room. For one person, sitting in the general vicinity of "in front of the monitor", you do not notice color wash out or viewing angle problems. Non-TN panels cost more than double typically and are not needed unless you have multiple people watching the screen or are a graphics arts professional.
ESP said:How is this monitor compared to this Asus at Newegg currently for $189 w/ Free Shipping?
ASUS VH242HL-P Black 23.6" 5ms HDMI Widescreen Full HD 1080P height & swivel adjustment 300 cd/m2 ASCR 20000 :1 Built in Speakers
Thanks for listing an alternative product. I'd definitely get the ASUS over the Dell - I'd question the Dell monitor as a "deal" considering it's lack of any advanced features. I'd say it's appropriately priced at $179.
*It's Newegg, enough said *Same 3 year warranty *Fully adjustable stand, which can be important for TN monitors depending on your sitting style and chair type *Advanced video features such as dynamic contrast, which really makes the difference with movies and games *No tax, free shipping, which makes it cheaper than the Dell by a few bucks
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