[tUx]

Dell's greenish G2410 LCD monitor goes on sale





Dell's new 24-inch G Series LCD, which was previewed during CES this year, has finally gone on sale at the outfit's website. The G2410 flat-panel is said to be one of the firm's greenest LCDs, as it proudly sports an EPEAT Gold rating and utilizes halogen-free laminates in circuit boards along with chassis plastics that contains 25 percent post-consumers recycled plastics. Other specs include a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution panel, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 250 nits of brightness, VGA / DVI connectors and a 5 millisecond response time. It's all yours for US$349, though there's no apparent discount for hugging a tree prior to pulling the trigger.



Source: Engadget

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[ORiN]

S$240 more expensive compared to S2409W despite being less brightness though power consumption is really low.

[kyouta]

Originally Posted by ORiN

S$240 more expensive compared to S2409W despite being less brightness though power consumption is really low.

it doesn't pay off to be green unless due to mass consumers demand >.<

[Kwinvasion]

if u think on the long term tho, wouldnt it be spending less for power bills?? (thats is if the product really delivers on what its supposed to do)

[amankun]

More 16:9..

[watzup_ken]

Doesn't pay to be green... You cut down a little on power, but end up paying quite a fair amount of premium on the gadget.

[tUx]

Meanwhile also from Engadget... The 22-incher G2210 is available for retail at US$239.

The G2210 retains a 16:10 aspect ratio to give a 1680 x 1050 display resolution. It has 250 nits of brightness, a 1000:1 contrast ratio and 5ms response time.

Viewing angles are the same as its 24" brother, and power consumption is rated at 18W.

[ongmite]

Originally Posted by Kwinvasion

if u think on the long term tho, wouldnt it be spending less for power bills?? (thats is if the product really delivers on what its supposed to do)

wonder if the panel's life span long enuff to justify the energy cost savings or not..

[Hugo]

initial launch bound to be ex.. wait for more players to appear.