UXGA/WUXGA Flat Panel Display

ActuaryTm · **7-9-2004, 4:29 PM**

Am in search of a UXGA/WUXGA (1600x1200/1920x1200, respectively) flat panel display. DVI input should be standard, and would be desired. Additional USB connectivity, speakers, etc are extraneous and unnecessary, but will consider models with such extra features. From prior research, appears this level of resolution only occurs on 20" models or larger, but certainly would consider other sizes (17", 19", etc). In fact, smaller sizes preferred. Also preferable to be on an adjustable stand, or mountable.

Thank you in advance for any assistance that might be provided.

RossMAN · **7-9-2004, 5:01 PM**

Hi ActuaryTm,

Welcome to the forums

Do you have a budget?

Do you know if Dell Home charges sales tax in NY?

ActuaryTm · **7-9-2004, 5:37 PM**

Thank you for your response, and for the welcome.

Budget would be under $1,500 to $2,000. Believe Dell Home offers no tax in NY, as well as free standard shipping. Perhaps you had the 2001FP in mind? That particular model is certainly at the top of my list at the moment, as it is well reviewed, and obviously touts a high cost-benefit ratio (under $900, even less with readily available discounts).

Am actually hoping to find a smaller display (strange, I know) that closer matches the dimensions of the 16" UXGA notebook display currently made use of, as am attempting to employ a dual LCD environment in a remote office.

***Brad*** · **7-9-2004, 5:49 PM**

Tim,

You are right about that resolution only being on 20"+ models. I have a 17" with the 1280x1024 resolution and considered upgrading to a 19" until I realized they all had the same resolution.

You have several options. One of the best options is always the almightly Dell 2001FP, but as you mentioned there aren't really any great deals on it going on at the moment. You could probably get it for around $869 after coupon, but nowhere near as good as the $749 it was a month or two ago. Some other options:

Viewsonic VP201 @ eCost ($895) or $874 through TigerDirect
Sony SDM-S204 @ Amazon
Refurb 23" HP Model @ Overstock (bring price down with coupons)

You might find some better deals browsing through Pricegrabber as well.

Hopefully someone else can find something. Like I said, I am looking to upgrade myself, and there is really nothing out there that I would even consider getting right now (I'm still kicking myself for passing on the $749 Dell 20" deal)

***Brad*** · **7-9-2004, 5:57 PM**

Here is a Planar 20" at eCost for $859 shipped (they offered me an additional $4 off when I placed it in my cart as well)

***Brad*** · **7-12-2004, 1:53 PM**

Dell 2001FP is now only $749 shipped (plus tax) at Dell Small Business :

http://www.gottadeal.com/deal-info-i...re-dellsb.html

7-9-2004, 5:49 PM	#4
*Brad* Administrator Joined: Apr 2004 Location: WI Posts: 15,149	Tim, You are right about that resolution only being on 20"+ models. I have a 17" with the 1280x1024 resolution and considered upgrading to a 19" until I realized they all had the same resolution. You have several options. One of the best options is always the almightly Dell 2001FP, but as you mentioned there aren't really any great deals on it going on at the moment. You could probably get it for around $869 after coupon, but nowhere near as good as the $749 it was a month or two ago. Some other options: Viewsonic VP201 @ eCost ($895) or $874 through TigerDirect Sony SDM-S204 @ Amazon Refurb 23" HP Model @ Overstock (bring price down with coupons) You might find some better deals browsing through Pricegrabber as well. Hopefully someone else can find something. Like I said, I am looking to upgrade myself, and there is really nothing out there that I would even consider getting right now (I'm still kicking myself for passing on the $749 Dell 20" deal) __________________ Follow GottaDeal.com: Twitter • Facebook • MySpace • YouTube Black Friday: Home Page • Message Boards • Ad Scans • Submit Ad NEW! Check out our new & improved online coupon codes section!

7-9-2004, 5:57 PM	#5
*Brad* Administrator Joined: Apr 2004 Location: WI Posts: 15,149	Here is a Planar 20" at eCost for $859 shipped (they offered me an additional $4 off when I placed it in my cart as well) __________________ Follow GottaDeal.com: Twitter • Facebook • MySpace • YouTube Black Friday: Home Page • Message Boards • Ad Scans • Submit Ad NEW! Check out our new & improved online coupon codes section!

7-12-2004, 1:53 PM	#6
*Brad* Administrator Joined: Apr 2004 Location: WI Posts: 15,149	Dell 2001FP is now only $749 shipped (plus tax) at Dell Small Business : http://www.gottadeal.com/deal-info-i...re-dellsb.html __________________ Follow GottaDeal.com: Twitter • Facebook • MySpace • YouTube Black Friday: Home Page • Message Boards • Ad Scans • Submit Ad NEW! Check out our new & improved online coupon codes section!

7-9-2004, 4:29 PM	#1
ActuaryTm Dissociative Identity Joined: Jun 2004 Location: New York City Posts: 1,053	Am in search of a UXGA/WUXGA (1600x1200/1920x1200, respectively) flat panel display. DVI input should be standard, and would be desired. Additional USB connectivity, speakers, etc are extraneous and unnecessary, but will consider models with such extra features. From prior research, appears this level of resolution only occurs on 20" models or larger, but certainly would consider other sizes (17", 19", etc). In fact, smaller sizes preferred. Also preferable to be on an adjustable stand, or mountable. Thank you in advance for any assistance that might be provided.

7-9-2004, 5:01 PM	#2
RossMAN Senior Member Joined: Apr 2004 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 18,577	Hi ActuaryTm, Welcome to the forums Do you have a budget? Do you know if Dell Home charges sales tax in NY?

7-9-2004, 5:37 PM	#3
ActuaryTm Dissociative Identity Joined: Jun 2004 Location: New York City Posts: 1,053	Thank you for your response, and for the welcome. Budget would be under $1,500 to $2,000. Believe Dell Home offers no tax in NY, as well as free standard shipping. Perhaps you had the 2001FP in mind? That particular model is certainly at the top of my list at the moment, as it is well reviewed, and obviously touts a high cost-benefit ratio (under $900, even less with readily available discounts). Am actually hoping to find a smaller display (strange, I know) that closer matches the dimensions of the 16" UXGA notebook display currently made use of, as am attempting to employ a dual LCD environment in a remote office.