I have been with my z2 for just over a week and I'm thinking about buying an external monitor. What types of monitor are you guys using right now? i'm thinking about Dell as their price is decent and reviews are also not bad at all.
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U2711, though need to use DTD calc to mod in a 35Hz refresh EDID to allow for 2560x1440 resolution. Otherwise, I'm normally fine with running it in upscaled 1920x1080 mode.
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I'm looking at the U2212HM 1080p IPS 22" Dell monitors. I want to get two for dual screen for my Z (plus computer's monitor for three).
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I don't need an external monitor because I have a Vaio F
But it always struck me as odd that Sony, with such a prominent TV division, doesn't make its own external monitors for computers. Anyone know why? -
They used to. Stopped a few years ago. Don't know why.
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My apologies.. I should have read your signature before I replied. Got the Z2 -
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I got it working. Downloaded the latest drivers from the display link website.
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As this gets a little bit OT right now...
I'm running a U2312HM @ 1920x1080 over DVI with my eGPU. Picture and viewing angle is great, calibrated to fit sRGB. Colors are not too vivid nor undersaturated. Contrast ratio is good, in dark scenes dell's eIPS glow is very visible. Right bottom corner has most glowing, that's a little downside. I've been using a U2311H before which was better in the dark but had worse backlight evenness (the new one is LED the old was CCFL). No bleeding or clouding at the new one as well. I Like the professional looks, its good stand and I have a dell soundbar connected. AFAIK, dell provides a dead pixel warranty. Price/value is awesome.
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Dell doesn't offer any old dead pixel warrenty. They offer a perfection warranty (not kidding. any flaw.... any. Any they will keep on swapping till perfection has been achieved
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Just checked the european dell website, seems that warranty differs between location. On the mentioned display, dell provides a "Premium Panel-Service" that covers dead or always-on pixels with a zero tolerance (Dead pixel class I - ISO 13406-2, that's the best class). Other than that, they provide a 3-year limited hardware warranty here. But they may replace a faulty product with a refurbished counterpart (dislike, as I take care of my things pretty much, didn't want a scratched, heavily used screen as a replacement for my as-good-as-new one).
That dell provides good and reasonable service for their products, is well-known. IMHO, you can't do anything wrong with that 190 monitor.
What are you guys using for external monitor?
Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by phoebusvh, Jan 17, 2012.