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post #201 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:06pm
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Thanks, Gerry. Wow, this is a close race. So far, we have 2 lovers, 1 tolerater, and 1 hater for each display!
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post #202 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:08pm
Is there also a chance that my packing list says that I have a J9662, but my computer shows up with a different display?
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post #203 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:08pm
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Originally Posted by gerryh
I have the K9922 Samsung display. I think the display is fine. Perhaps I'm not as picky or haven't played around enough with it. I have a 8600 WUXGA screen to compare it to and I again I'm happy with this screen.

I do notice that with large fonts (120% scaling I think) graphics can be a little jagged (like visit www.dell.com). With normal DPI it is fine.

I ran powerstrip and this is what I got:
True Color 32bit 1900x1200
Memory: 590mhz - Engine 290mhz
Model: SEC5557
Capabilities: 1600x1200

It is interesting to note that powerstrip reports 1600x1200 as max resolution.

Gerry
Gerryh... do you have much expirence with LCD's??? No harm meant, but I was trying to see if there is a corolation between the two.
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post #204 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:11pm
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Originally Posted by joseyu
Is there also a chance that my packing list says that I have a J9662, but my computer shows up with a different display?
With Dell, ANYTHING is possible. That's why everybody should run PowerStrip when they get their machines. So far, the part numbers correlate perfectly with different makers.
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post #205 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:20pm
Dellbert, there was a guy name hillbillyone in the "my 9300 came with a crappy screen today" thread that said he liked his screen a lot, go hunt him down
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post #206 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:22pm
Dellbert what is your model #???
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post #207 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:25pm
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no idea, man. a bunch of little malaysians are still trying to decide that.
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post #208 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:25pm
How does the xps2 screen and even the 9300 compare to a sager 9860?
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post #209 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:55pm
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Originally Posted by joseyu
Is there also a chance that my packing list says that I have a J9662, but my computer shows up with a different display?
Heh, heh, me too.
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post #210 of 904
3/15/05 at 11:59pm
Stryprod--I've been using laptops for around 10 years now. Mainly all Dells. i've had a range of screens (800x600 non-TFT screens, etc.) to screens with a few bad pixels to spotless UXGA and WUXGA screens, etc. So I'm not a novice if that is what you're asking. However, I'm not a gamer and probably not super picky as some of you are.

Gerry
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post #211 of 904
3/16/05 at 12:02am
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Originally Posted by gerryh
Stryprod--I've been using laptops for around 10 years now. Mainly all Dells. i've had a range of screens (800x600 non-TFT screens, etc.) to screens with a few bad pixels to spotless UXGA and WUXGA screens, etc. So I'm not a novice if that is what you're asking. However, I'm not a gamer and probably not super picky as some of you are.

Gerry
No, thats perfect and I trust your judgment and thanks for the response... I wasnt trying to imply anything, just trying to see what to expect. Thanks again!
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post #212 of 904
3/16/05 at 12:07am
see guys all this worrying about if you would get a good screen or not, it madness, i personally can't see any sparkle from the pics (granted that could jsut be the camera), but a few people who have theirs like it alot. I just think a few people have much higher expectations then others. from what i've read, unless you're reading everything 2 inches from the screen and know that no lcd is perfect, it's seems to me these screens will be quite nice.
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post #213 of 904
3/16/05 at 12:08am
Ahhhhh, but its fun to worry and have mob justice!
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post #214 of 904
3/16/05 at 1:22am
i feel that if you like your screen then its all good , and if you dont dell should let you choose the screen you want .......we the ones paying for it am i right.......plus if we have on-site , a tech should have all the different screens that go for the 9300... and should be able to change it with no problem.....so can this be done........next i know everyone is gonna say that all of us and other people are gonna want to do this, thats not true some guys in here like there screen the way it is, and dont need to change it , while others just dont like it.........so those who dont like it should be able with on-site get a tech and change it to the model you want .......if not get your money back.....so can this be done.........if it can dell gets a thumbs up and if it cant well dell will get the middle finger from alot of customers ......thanks
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post #215 of 904
3/16/05 at 1:24am
SirBA just said in another post that his screen was a k99 whatever but in another post he said that it said LPL when he ran the program
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post #216 of 904
3/16/05 at 1:29am
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Originally Posted by Stryprod
Ahhhhh, but its fun to worry and have mob justice!
Mob justice? Are we all heading over to Michael Dell's house?
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post #217 of 904
3/16/05 at 1:30am
You know the address? I suspect its somewhere in Austin, TX.
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post #218 of 904
3/16/05 at 1:35am
guys i have a chat room that i made for a old website i made... lets see if this works............DELL 9300 CHAT ROOM
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post #219 of 904
3/16/05 at 1:41am
So the big question is are they saving the best lcd for xps2?
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post #220 of 904
3/16/05 at 1:47am
To all those with 'jagged' text - is ClearType enabled or disabled on your machines?
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