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qrayzie

FYI for those having a look at the 42” TV on Day 3 - that model only accepts 1080p source content over HDMI, NOT component. You’ll have to get their TX series television for 1080p over component.

Posted September 4, 2008 @ 7:34am


Derek

Hot price on the 19” widescreens, buying 2 for the office.

Posted September 4, 2008 @ 9:10am


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Cartman_guy

Analog component (Y/Pb/Pr or Y/Cb/Cr) can only transmit up to 720p on any tv. It’s a copyright thing: 1080p can only by transmitted by digital means.

Posted September 4, 2008 @ 10:03am


repatch

Not sure where you get the idea that 1080p can’t be transported over analog. My Xbox360 does 1080p over analog without issue. My upscaling DVD player outputs 1080p over component without issue. I’ve worked with numerous panels that accept 1080p over component without issue.

Posted September 4, 2008 @ 10:25am


chuckfarley

Component cannot transmit 1080p if the content is AACS. Technically it’s capable, but you should keep the cable less than 1 meter long.

Reading:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=675595

Posted September 4, 2008 @ 1:04pm


brucered

it’s sept 3rd at around 2pm CST and i just chatted with dell, and then called the guy.  he gave me the monitor for $129, even though the deal as dead.

woohoo.

Posted September 4, 2008 @ 2:32pm


methyl

Bought 7 monitors for office and resale on ebay. Gonna make a fat profit.

Posted September 4, 2008 @ 3:38pm


brucered

@ methyl...nice that you are buying them and taking them away from people who actually need them. 

i hope you were joking, but if not, way to go!

Posted September 4, 2008 @ 4:22pm


wolfhero

Hehe DS deal is still up. Even though it’s nice colour, but no thanks to the game bundle. Just plain DS and I will get my own rom cart.
*remembring that $99 DS deal which Dell had trouble fulfilling*

Posted September 4, 2008 @ 4:29pm


sulfur

I was going to get the Harmony 880 for $99.99 but around 10am PDT the price jumped to $129.99!  WTF?

Posted September 5, 2008 @ 12:08pm


bj22hm

ya total BS, Dell.

$99, and then at the checkout jumps to $129! think you can trick us, dell? lame lame lame

Posted September 5, 2008 @ 12:10pm


bj22hm

ok now its back to $99 when i checked out. you suck dell. i will take your deal though, and you can have my $100 plus tax.

Posted September 5, 2008 @ 12:13pm


ynohtna

dammit!  can I ask for my $20 back for the 24” ultrasharp?! :D

Posted September 8, 2008 @ 8:56am


jfernandez1977

got my 24” ultrasharp @499 too.

Posted September 8, 2008 @ 6:20pm


kilimats

i returned mine (got it at $499 too), the quality was good but the delay was terible in wondows, felt like the mouse was lagging badly, and yes it was revision A01

I might get the TN panel at $274 today....

Posted September 9, 2008 @ 1:53am


ynohtna

I don’t find I have any mouse lag while using it and I’m just using it on VGA connector still.  I use windows xp and really it shouldn’t affect mouse lag!

Posted September 9, 2008 @ 10:11am


kilimats

get a TN panel and have it next to you on dual screen, put a windows between the screen and go up and down, see how the TN panel actuall reproduce your mouse movement and the 2408WFP is trying to keep up

Very bad for gaming too, you always have to think ahead, where is my mouse gonna be in 0.2s :-(

Money back Dell please, thanks grin

I’ll wait for a good and reactive panel

Posted September 9, 2008 @ 10:14am


TrevOrKev

The UPS looks to be a Dell branded APC Smart-UPS 1500VA.  If so, it’s a nice UPS - 23 minutes runtime at 490W (Standard workstation / server typical usage), 7 minutes at 980W.  Most home PC’s run at 300W, 50W for a 17” LCD (Do NOT connect a printer or speakers to a battery!  Surge suppression, yes, but not the battery)

Very good price, especially when you remember it’s free ground shipping (The UPS weighs 27 KG shipped)

16GB Memory key - Canadacomputers.com has ‘em for $73 - $10 instant rebate - $10 MIR = $53 (Vs Dell’s $60)

Posted September 9, 2008 @ 2:10pm


vaporize

Yes, the UPS is a very hot item amongst us reef aquarium addicts, almost every time Dell post this UPS, a dozen of us immediately jump on it. 

Given that any decent sized reef aquarium can easily be $2000 - 5000, it is a good investment.  We have reefers that ran 12W water movement device for 16 hours.

Posted September 9, 2008 @ 4:07pm


MikeyMadness

TrevOrKev

Just curious - I know not to plug laser printers into a UPS, but speakers? Is there any other reason then just because they are unnecessary and would waste power? That’s a new one on me, and enquiring mind wants to know!

I only plug in essentials (monitor, desktop, external hard drive) and leave out the rest (printers, scanners). Almost forgot I also have my router UPSed too.

Posted September 10, 2008 @ 11:27am


TrevOrKev

MikeyMadness -
It’s more of a power consumption / battery life thing.  If you’re listening to music, and the power goes out, would you really want to continue to listen to music at the sake of extended battery life?

Most people who have small desktop speakers (Say 50W or less) shouldn’t be too bad, but once you start getting into better speakers (And more people who buy a 1500VA battery would have them), 200W+ speakers will draw a fair bit of current (Say… 200 Watts worth?) and consume battery.

Typically for a good UPS situation, only plug the essentials in - PC, Laptop, One monitor (if running dual-head), Router (Pain in the butt to replace), , phone equipment (Base for portable or powered phone wall-wart, and VOIP adaptor), and MAYBE a lamp (Suggested only if running CFL or LED based lighting).  This will give you some emergency light (if at night), phone capabilities (if you need to call someone to get power restored), and save your computer from failure.

Too many people assume that UPS = High-priced power-strip.  This UPS is a high-end workstation, or server-grade UPS, primarily used for 1 Server + 1 Monitor.  There is no Surge Protection Only side like most sub-$200 UPS’s will provide.  On better models, like this one, the wall powers the battery, the battery powers your devices.  Overextend the battery or circuitry (like a printer), and you risk damaging the UPS and potentially all connected equipment.

Posted September 10, 2008 @ 12:05pm


MikeyMadness

Thanks TrevOrKev, that’s what I thought. Bascially, it comes down to common sense - only plug in what you need to give yourself the longest time possible to shut down safely without loss of data. Even if done automatically, it still means little worries of recharge time when the power comes back on.

Good explanation for anyone unclear on UPSs, thanks for that. I actually have a few of the APC Smart UPS 1600 (work replaced them with rack mounts after a merger) and was lucky enough to be given a few. They are also excellent line conditioners.

And yet still, every time I see this UPS on sale at Dell for $199, I want to buy 10 more. I love these things so much, they perform so well.

IMO, one cannot overestimate the importance of a UPS. Just like a good backup strategy.

Posted September 10, 2008 @ 2:25pm


piranhaa

Anyone know how good dell is at honoring purchases of a product AFTER it’s been sold out?

I added the Westinghouse to my cart earlier and actually placed the order just now when it was clearly sold out on the web site. Everything went through okay though

Posted September 12, 2008 @ 11:18am


vitaminJ

Anyone think the Magnasonic portable dvd is any good? Big screen, decent price, lithium polymer battery...but Magnasonic is not known for being much of f brand…

Posted September 12, 2008 @ 12:50pm


kilimats

you still watch DVD ?

time to move on to compressed movie and watch on a regular laptop or netbook like the Asus EEE

DVD player makes no sense unless you are a DVD freak wink

Posted September 12, 2008 @ 1:02pm


MeDS

I thought it was an ok Deals of the Day.  Dell has to make the last day better, “Go out with a bang” so to say

Posted September 13, 2008 @ 10:29am






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