24" Dell U2410 UltraSharp IPS 1920x1200 LCD Monitor + 3-Year Advanced Replacement Warranty $359 + Free Shipping

I go with Dell or Asus. Decent enough reviews plus the three years warranty.

Quote from visionviper : They definitely have a new model coming out now. The sales are getting better and more frequent.

They do. I think is called the http://www.digitalversus.com/lcd-...26350.html or something.

I am currently using my 37" (static lines when warming up) monitor. Need IPS.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dell_monitors

These are good monitors (I have the HP LP2475w - equivalent to this). Be aware that they are WIDE-GAMUT, and without calibration, you may experience insane Reds, etc.

Even with calibration, you might get some weird colors. I ended up getting a ColorHug (http://www.hughski.com/) for $100, and ended up with great results in Lightroom et al.

You could always .. buy .. a Spyder calibrator .. from a place .. with a liberal .. return .. policy..

The reason this monitor is $100-200 more than other IPS panel monitors you see is NOT because it's 16:10 (1920x1200) instead of 16:9 (1920x1080).

This is a full on, 8-bit IPS panel. The other monitors are 6-bit e-IPS with dithering.

The backlight is also a wide gamut CCFL, not an LED.

The SD fetish for 1920x1200 is out of control. People really think getting those extra vertical pixels justify a 50% price premium? Ugh. You're all a bunch of faddish bandwagoners.

Quote from steven88 : Does anybody game with the U2410? Not just FPS, but all types of category gaming....Is this monitor pretty good?

Yep. Great for D3. Great for racing games (GRID, etc). Borderlands 2 looks amazing. Played some Xbox games on it as well, very very good.

If you want a monitor that doubles as a small TV this is excellent. Let's see the Korean versions do that. (No, seriously, I would pay to see these features on cheaper Korean monitors).

I might have to pick this up and make mine a dual monitor setup...

Quote from plympton : These are good monitors (I have the HP LP2475w - equivalent to this). Be aware that they are WIDE-GAMUT, and without calibration, you may experience insane Reds, etc. Even with calibration, you might get some weird colors. I ended up getting a ColorHug (http://www.hughski.com/) for $100, and ended up with great results in Lightroom et al. You could always .. buy .. a Spyder calibrator .. from a place .. with a liberal .. return .. policy..

how is that thing? pretty good?

How does this compare to the ASUS PA248Q?
That has almost the same specs, except it's got 4 USB 3.0 ports, and a rotating stand (portrait or landscape mode). It's also 1920x1200 and 8-bit IPS

It was $290 on Friday. http://slickdeals.net/f/5263936-A...-FS-Newegg

Any MVA or PVA panel monitors recommended?

Price Research: Our research indicates that the 24" Dell U2410 UltraSharp IPS 1920x1200 LCD Monitor + 3-Year Advanced Replacement Warranty is $89 lower (20% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $495. -iconian

495 - 359 = 89?

Quote from Qusus : The reason this monitor is $100-200 more than other IPS panel monitors you see is NOT because it's 16:10 (1920x1200) instead of 16:9 (1920x1080). This is a full on, 8-bit IPS panel. The other monitors are 6-bit e-IPS with dithering. The backlight is also a wide gamut CCFL, not an LED. The SD fetish for 1920x1200 is out of control. People really think getting those extra vertical pixels justify a 50% price premium? Ugh. You're all a bunch of faddish bandwagoners.

Well said.

150 coupon is now 100. Price back up to 404.

When I put it into cart, it becomes $449. What's going on here?

price increased to 449 ?

I'm getting the same thing. Click on link and it shows $399. But once I click on customize, it changes to $449.