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Dell.ca 72 Hour Sale: 24" Full HD Monitor w/LED $160, 32GB SDHC Class 10 $28, Wireless N Router $15

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If you have some left over money after doing your taxes and need some home office equipment, or maybe you just like purchasing new electronics, Dell.ca has put on a 72-Hour Sale that ends on April 12. There are some pretty decent deals available and you can even use the coupon code L07TXSDW2NRR0H to take $15 off $100 on select non-customizable electronics. Here's a look at some of the items on sale:

One of the better deals of this sale would have to be the Dell 24" ST2420L HD Monitor. With full HD capability, a decent 5ms response time and HDMI, DVI and VGA connectivity options, this is a versatile monitor at an affordable price. If you have a laptop, gaming console, or both, and would like an external monitor to pair with them, this would be an option to look into. Normally, you'd have to invest in some external speakers but, with the built in 3.5mm audio jack, all you'll need is a pair of headphones.

Free shipping is available on all items.

The sale ends on April 12.

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  • AVATAR
    • chengbin
    • The $14.99 Belkin router looks like a great deal for a basic router.
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    • LH2712
    • Is the 24 inch monitor good deal?

      i dont know if the IPS at 185 is still valid, but i think i prefer the 1 extra inch vs IPS.. am i crazy? I dont see the point for large viewing angle
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    • Chrno
    • Do you care about color trueness? If so, get the ISP. If you want more viewing area, get teh 24". IMO, the 2312M is a much better value... once you go ISP, you won't go back
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    • LH2712
    • Do you care about color trueness? If so, get the ISP. If you want more viewing area, get teh 24". IMO, the 2312M is a much better value... once you go ISP, you won't go back
      Thx for the reply. I dont understand color trueness tho? Is that something for graphic designers or whatnot? I dont want washed out colors, but is color trueness something that i would notice that much watching a movie, playing a game etc.?
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    • malbrax
    • Tempted to buy the router but he reviews are just so bad
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    • magik123
    • Also tempted to buy the router but read there might be some problems with stability.
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    • Chrno
    • Thx for the reply. I dont understand color trueness tho? Is that something for graphic designers or whatnot? I dont want washed out colors, but is color trueness something that i would notice that much watching a movie, playing a game etc.?
      Pretty much is what it means. How true the colors are to real life. If you don't have an eye for it, you probably won't notice much difference.
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    • smuPoker
    • Tempted to buy the router but he reviews are just so bad
      FWIW, I've had this router since early August and I've had to reboot it once. I have zero complaints.
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    • Pauly Boy
    • Thx for the reply. I dont understand color trueness tho? Is that something for graphic designers or whatnot? I dont want washed out colors, but is color trueness something that i would notice that much watching a movie, playing a game etc.?
      Larger viewing angle is only part of it. Colours are much, much crisper (aka better/deeper blacks). They’re essentially superior in every way (& now that most manufacturers have addressed the lag/ghosting problems of the past), there’s no reason not to upgrade, esp at <$200.

      Factor in the Ultrasharp will height adjust, pivot, rotate & has usb ports, the extra $35 + giving up 1” of real estate is not even a question (imo).
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    • andrewabc
    • Is the 24 inch monitor good deal?

      i dont know if the IPS at 185 is still valid, but i think i prefer the 1 extra inch vs IPS.. am i crazy? I dont see the point for large viewing angle
      IPS better deal. More viewing angles, better colours, better stand, can attach to wallmount. Every single thing about the ips monitor is better except for 23" vs 24".
      I noticed huge color difference playing a 10 year old game vs my old TN. You may not notice a diff in colours or at the moment need viewing angles or better stand/wallmount etc, but for $25 more the ips is much more futureproof against becoming obsolete.

      IPS goes on sale once a month. As another poster said, once you go IPS you won't go back to TN.

      Two reviews with customized settings (what to set everything at for optimal if you don't know anything about that stuff). First thing to do is turn brightness down or you'll go blind.
      http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_u2312hm.htm
      http://www.flatpanelshd.com/review.p...&id=1317112577
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    • LH2712
    • thx to all replies, thanked everybody. I never seen an IPS screen, except on Macs (i think?) and tablets. Guess ill wait for a deal on 23 or 24 inch IPS.
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    • Tumster
    • Do you care about color trueness? If so, get the ISP. If you want more viewing area, get teh 24". IMO, the 2312M is a much better value... once you go ISP, you won't go back
      Don't know why, none of the ISP monitors show any sale prices for me, all at regular prices.
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    • babouche
    • Larger viewing angle is only part of it. Colours are much, much crisper (aka better/deeper blacks). They’re essentially superior in every way (& now that most manufacturers have addressed the lag/ghosting problems of the past), there’s no reason not to upgrade, esp at <$200.

      Factor in the Ultrasharp will height adjust, pivot, rotate & has usb ports, the extra $35 + giving up 1” of real estate is not even a question (imo).


      false, good TN screen has equal or better contrast ratio in some cases
      TN has the best responsiveness, highly recommended for games
      TN is also cheaper

      IPS has better viewing angle, color reproduction

      a-MVA, c-PVA have the best contrast ratio panels(3 times TN and IPS), but has the worst responsiveness

      depends what you do most with your monitor
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    • CouponCodes
    • CouponCodes PSA reminder: Whatever you decide, don't forget to use the $15 off $100 code: L07TXSDW2NRR0H

      It probably doesn't work for everything, but it does discount a couple of items in this sale that I tested just now.
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    • pulsar123
    • CouponCodes PSA reminder: Whatever you decide, don't forget to use the $15 off $100 code: L07TXSDW2NRR0H

      It probably doesn't work for everything, but it does discount a couple of items in this sale that I tested just now.
      The coupon does work for the Canon PowerShot SX150 IS camera, bringing the price down to 165$. I guess that makes it a warm deal, as photoprice.ca reports the best price of 180$ at Henry's.
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    • adams7
    • Don't know why, none of the ISP monitors show any sale prices for me, all at regular prices.
      I don't see any IPS (Ultrasharp) monitors in the ad either. Maybe they removed it, or the discussion of IPS was referring to previous sale prices.
      ***EDIT Oh I see they do list the U2711 in this sale, a big Ultrasharp. ***

      The U2412M monitor is interesting to me because it's IPS, gets good reviews, plus 1920x1200 or 16x10 aspect ratio gives more vertical size and pixels, better for most computer work than 1920x1080 or 16x9.
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    • an2one
    • Also tempted to buy the router but read there might be some problems with stability.
      for $15 might be worth the risk on the router.
      Can this be used as an access point on a G network?

      Edit: Nevermind. Googled it and apparently you cannot use as a bridge.
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    • Thimble
    • I don't see any IPS (Ultrasharp) monitors in the ad either. Maybe they removed it, or the discussion of IPS was referring to previous sale prices.

      The U2412M monitor is interesting to me because it's IPS, gets good reviews, plus 1920x1200 or 16x10 aspect ratio gives more vertical size and pixels, better for most computer work than 1920x1080 or 16x9.
      Me, too. Still kicking myself for not buying it when it was $249.
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    • sil
    • false, good TN screen has equal or better contrast ratio in some cases
      TN has the best responsiveness, highly recommended for games
      TN is also cheaper

      IPS has better viewing angle, color reproduction

      a-MVA, c-PVA have the best contrast ratio panels(3 times TN and IPS), but has the worst responsiveness

      depends what you do most with your monitor
      so the 23`` ultraslim currently on sale is a good one for gamingÉ
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    • LH2712
    • false, good TN screen has equal or better contrast ratio in some cases
      TN has the best responsiveness, highly recommended for games
      TN is also cheaper

      IPS has better viewing angle, color reproduction

      a-MVA, c-PVA have the best contrast ratio panels(3 times TN and IPS), but has the worst responsiveness

      depends what you do most with your monitor
      well being a complete ignorant when it comes to all those specs, which one would be better just in terms of specs? the U2312HM ultrasharp or the 24 inch monitor shown above?

      I see the 24 inch has 8 M to 1 dynamic contrast ratio vs 2 M .. it seems huge, but again i dont know know much about this.

      I see one ultrasharp has better brightness (300 vs 250), but lots of people seem to say the ultrasharp is too bright anyways, is that accurate?

      Also, there are more ports on the ultrasharp, but what could i possibly plug from usb into the monitor (I am actually asking)? Any external drive, keyboard/mice would have lag from not being plugged into computer directly no?

      And finally, the response time is faster for the 24 inch, but from what i hear i would not see any ghosting from the ultrasharp anyways, and apparently response time is not accurate.

      The wall mount, pivot i dont care about. Height adjustable is nice, but what i ultimately want is best looking image. If its not clear that IPS has a better image (and im guessing its more subjective than specs only) for 25 $ extra (best case scenario) and 1 inch smaller, is it still worth it?

      Btw, the IPS is not available anymore for 185 $, if some people are wondering. I am just comparing for next time the IPS goes on sale.

      Thanks
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    • andrewabc
    • I see one ultrasharp has better brightness (300 vs 250), but lots of people seem to say the ultrasharp is too bright anyways, is that accurate?
      Yes ultrasharp 100 brightness is too bright. Default is 75. One calibration review says 63 is good, another says 20...

      argh, just now realized that at some point my monitor settings got reset to factory default. Probably a long time ago and I havn't noticed.
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    • Worldy
    • How about Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive - Cloud Edition 2T for 149.99? is it the good deal?
      Thx.
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    • gasking
    • Thanks OP. Just placed a Sony Slim headphones order for my daughter.
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