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Choosing monitors

Posted: 10 Sep 2009, 12:59
by whismerhill

Yeah Dell is the best ftw :)
Just too bad there's only one 22" Dell available in Denmark, the G2210 that I just don't know if support the 1680x1050@57hz. And it's rather expensive for a 22" 16:10 monitor, so buying it and not being able to use it would be so silly.

you can't return stuff that don't suit you within a week at no cost in Denmark ?

Choosing monitors

Posted: 10 Sep 2009, 20:04
by Excizted
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Yeah Dell is the best ftw :)
Just too bad there's only one 22" Dell available in Denmark, the G2210 that I just don't know if support the 1680x1050@57hz. And it's rather expensive for a 22" 16:10 monitor, so buying it and not being able to use it would be so silly.

you can't return stuff that don't suit you within a week at no cost in Denmark ?

Depends if the seller allows this.. Dell does this, but I have to pay shipping and expedition which costs around 40% of the monitor original price (yeah omg!)

How do I find out whetever the G2210 support 57hz or not? Dell billingsupport doesn't seem to answer.

Choosing monitors

Posted: 10 Sep 2009, 22:03
by whismerhill
ho too bad then :?
well here in france any stuff bought from internet can be returned for 7 days after reception.

it's strange that shipping & expedition cost 40% of the screen though... international shipping ?

Choosing monitors

Posted: 10 Sep 2009, 22:12
by Excizted
ho too bad then :?
well here in france any stuff bought from internet can be returned for 7 days after reception.

it's strange that shipping & expedition cost 40% of the screen though... international shipping ?


I haven't read details, was just reading something from the dell DK disclaimer.

I'm really lost on wot monitors to go for :(