cwright said:I'll try mine out sometime tonight or tomorrow with a PS2 and a Gamecube. From what I hear it works very well... but I'll try it myself at let you know.
I'm waiting for the XBox 360 to get it hooked up to the component input running at HD resolutions![]()
I want to get a 2405 too, but I want to hear more from pros like you. It might be fine for the home user, but I need it for design work (not print) too and I won't get it if the colors are wack.mikenap said:As far as I can tell so far, these screens (I have the 2005 at home) are not calibratable "enough" for prepress/design work.
Hey, sorry I keep forgetting to try it out. Been too busy...e.m. said:Thanks. I'll be looking forward to what you find out. It's going to be exciting when the next gen consoles come out because all of them (maybe not revolution?) should have no issues connecting to a computer monitor. Or am I wrong on that assumption?
Send them a letter and ask them to pick it up. Being Dell, chances are they'll never show up.SiliconAddict said:I'm now sitting with a 24" display wondering if I should be good and return it....GRRRR damn morals.
Wow, this is the thread that keeps rearing it's head!...taeclee99 said:I am thinking about returning my new 23" ACD and getting the DELL 2405FPW.
The image quality of the ACD has leaved me underwhelmed because of the "grainy" texture on the screen. For instance, when I look at a white area like the yahoo home page, there is a sort of sprinkled glitter like coating above the white area.
Does anyone know if the dell screen has this grain effect on it as well? I read somewhere that since apple and dell use lg panels for their screens, there would be the same textured coating. I need to know as soon as possible because the ACD has to be returned to apple by saturday.
thanks