fs: dell 24" widescreen display (2405fpw)

[fowler.]

I think we all know how great this display is. Mine is no different. Mint condition, no dead pixels, no scratches, nothing at all. Used for little more than a year without any problems at all.

Specs for those that don't know:

- 1920 x 1200 resolution (1080p'ish)
- dvi, composite, component, vga, s-video inputs
- picture in picture

hook it up to an xbox, a macbook pro, a mac pro.. everything works perfect.

$550 shipped (sorry, no trades)

comes with original box as well as the original manuals and such.

Located in SoCal (Pasadena/Beverly Hills)
I've also sold many things through this board.

http://todayisokay.org/images/desk.jpg

[b1NARY73]

If I may ask, why are you selling this, and are you frim on the price?

[fowler.]

bad month, need money to pay bills :(

make an offer, i'll see what i can do.

[diamond3]

So it sounds like you can use this monitor as a tv? I don't know much about it, but could you do a picture in picture? That would be nice. Is that an option on this monitor if you have your computer and tv into it?

Edit: I saw you said PiP, but do you get the audio from a tv etc?

[fowler.]

Well, since it doesn't have any speakers, you'd need an external audio source, such as a reciever.

You'd also need some sort of a tuner. Be it a vcr with component out, or a computer with an EyeTV set up.

It seems like it's more trouble than it's worth unless you have everything ready to go.

Worked great with my xbox (xbmc)... I just didn't have anything to play the sound :p

[diamond3]

ya, I was thinking about satelite though that sends it out separated anyways. This is good to know it would work. What is the PinP like? Could you take a picture of that or do you know where I could see what its like? thanks

[Collin973]

ya, I was thinking about satelite though that sends it out separated anyways. This is good to know it would work. What is the PinP like? Could you take a picture of that or do you know where I could see what its like? thanks

I have the 20" version of this monitor. You can do two types of PiP. One, where the PiP is placed in your choice of corners and the second where you have both PiP the same size next to each other. I don't really use the second one, because mines only a 20". It's a neat feature though.

[fowler.]

pictures of p-i-p

http://www.todayisokay.org/images/24051.jpg
http://www.todayisokay.org/images/24052.jpg