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Camden

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#902875 26-Sep-2013 09:04

I went out yesterday and looked at a Viewsonic VP2770-LED 27 inch 2560 x 1440 screen. At Global PC the cost was $1199.00.

The reason for buying locally is that the screen is for business use and we want instant back up service, and no mucking around if anything goes wrong with it.

Locally it has a three year warranty as well. Sometimes paying a bit more locally gives piece of mind with back up near by.

If this was for myself at home, I would also look at buying one on line, ebay etc where instant back up and service would not be such an big issue, not to

mention the cost savings. Thanks for your comments.

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#902889 26-Sep-2013 09:23

Camden:
I went out yesterday and looked at a Viewsonic VP2770-LED 27 inch 2560 x 1440 screen. At Global PC the cost was $1199.00.

The reason for buying locally is that the screen is for business use and we want instant back up service, and no mucking around if anything goes wrong with it.

Locally it has a three year warranty as well. Sometimes paying a bit more locally gives piece of mind with back up near by.

If this was for myself at home, I would also look at buying one on line, ebay etc where instant back up and service would not be such an big issue, not to

mention the cost savings. Thanks for your comments.

Did you get it? I'm keen to hear from your review of this unit...

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#902933 26-Sep-2013 10:48

If the monitor is mainly being used for text, I would highly recommend sticking with the lower resolution.

The higher resolution can be great for power users, but it is overkill for typing and can actually have a negitive impact as Windows does not always scale well for those without great eyesight.

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#903037 26-Sep-2013 12:33

https://www.advantageonline.co.nz/catalogue/details.jsp?productID=580665&tier1=83&tier2=1251&tier3=2908&tier4=122&catType=group

Comes with Dell's next business day warranty (I emailed them and asked as they are an official partner)

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#903043 26-Sep-2013 12:41

dacraka: https://www.advantageonline.co.nz/catalogue/details.jsp?productID=580665&tier1=83&tier2=1251&tier3=2908&tier4=122&catType=group

Comes with Dell's next business day warranty (I emailed them and asked as they are an official partner)

+1 although I would go with the Dell UltraSharp U2713H, which is a bit more expensive.

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#903053 26-Sep-2013 12:52

Geektastic:
Camden: Will the Apple brand screen work on a standard windows based PC ? Any compatibility problems. I know architects, designers love them but I did not think of Apple brand because of our operating system.

There's an easy answer to that....! ;-)

What.....! Don't buy Apple? ;-)

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