- Large 27" viewing screen
- Full HD Resolution
- 9-2 Media Card Reader
- DisplayPort interface
- 4 USB 2.0 ports
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![]() The 27-inch Dell 2709W high-definition LCD monitor includes a multi-format memory card reader and USB ports for managing your PC's peripherals. |
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Extensive Connectivity
Extensive connectivity options enhance the HD experience allowing you to connect entertainment devices such as DVD/DVD recorders, PS3, and Blu-Ray/HD DVD consoles. Integrated connections for HDMI and DisplayPort--the next standard of digital interfaces for connecting LCD displays to computers--ensure that your monitor can connect using today's standards and the standards of the future. DisplayPort is the new industry-standard digital interface replacing DVI and VGA long term.
The benefits of DisplayPort include:
Dual Monitors
Pump up productivity--and multi-tasking--with dual UltraSharp monitors. The 2709W offers narrow-bezel design for a near seamless, side-by-side picture. Eliminate screen clutter and move quickly and easily between applications.
A Desktop for Your Laptop
Turn your portable PC into a big screen star. The UltraSharp 2709W offers fast and flexible connectivity options for laptop computers. It's ideal for big multimedia presentations or simply greater desktop usability and comfort.
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Specifications
What's in the Box
This package includes the 2709W LCD monitor, power cord, VGA cable (VGA to VGA), DVI cable, DisplayPort cable, USB cable, and CD user guide and documentation. It's backed by a Dell 3 Year Limited Hardware Warranty and includes our 3 Years Advance Exchange (AE) Service. And should you need technical support, you can call toll-free within the U.S. for the duration of the warranty.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Spendy but you get what you pay for,
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This review is from: Dell 2709W 27-Inch LCD Widescreen Monitor (Personal Computers)
I had a good HP monitor "or so I thought" but could never get good prints on my professional large format photo printer. What does one have to do with the other? EVERYTHING thats what! Even though my old monitor was calibrated monthly my prints were always dark and skin tones looked really bad considering what I saw on screen and the fact that the images came out of my Canon DSLR's and "L" glass and I always shoot in RAW mode. Then I learned that most consumer monitors are of the TL variety and don't accurately display enough gamut to do professional work. I always wondered why the pros used $2,500.00 Eizo monitors when you could get the same size one at Best buy that looked just as good to the naked eye for $300.00. This is not an Eizo but it's as close as you can get for $750.00 and is light years ahead of the consumer ones at Best Buy. And as soon as I plugged this bad boy in and calibrated it with a Huey ALL my printing problems disappeared. I can now print with professional results that look extremely close to what it shows on the monitor for the first time ever. I have been fighting that one for years now, tried different printers, calibrating equipment, Photoshop CS3 & CS4, Lightroom and it still looked terrible. New high end monitor and problem solved!!! SOOOO, if your a photographer spend the extra money to get an SPVA or similar type and stay away from the cheap TN monitors that places like Best Buy sell. If all you want is a gaming monitor or something for general use then get a cheap TN type. For more information on monitor types look here http://www.pchardwarehelp.com/guides/lcd-panel-types.php There are reasons some things are so much more expensive than others that look the same.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A Pretty Nice Monitor for the Price,
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This review is from: Dell 2709W 27-Inch LCD Widescreen Monitor (Personal Computers)
As a graphic designer, the quality of my monitor is critical. I previously had a LaCie 22" CRT and loved it. But it was time to upgrade and get the 50lb beast off my desk.LaCie offers a larger LCD monitor but it was out of my price range at the time so I opted for a Dell. Another designer had recommended it and I trusted their judgment. Overall, I am satisfied with the quality and reliability. The screen is huge - 27" offers a ton of desktop space and allows for multiple screens and toolbars to be open while still viewing your work. It was easily calibrated using my Colorvison Spyder. I didn't have any more trouble adjusting the controls for calibration than any other monitor. It is bright but that can be controlled. It is easily viewed in bright light and a dark room. My office has four large windows so during the day it is well lit but still easily viewable. I love the convenience of the extra USB and card reader ports on the side. All have worked well. It is lightweight and adjusts height and angle very easily. I have had no problems with any pixels yet. There are two drawbacks to this monitor which may be true of every LCD. The clarity is not as good as the old CRTs. I lost some detail in grayscale and Photoshop work (but after almost one year of use, I am used to it now). I wish it had a higher resolution setting than 1920 x 1200. I stepped up in screen size from my old LaCie but went down in available resolution. So in the end, I didn't really get a proportional increase in screen size. From my research, this seems to be the maximum resolution for LCD monitors this size. I would recommend this but if money weren't an issue, I would probably go back to a LaCie.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent monitor,
By The monitor is very well built, feels extremely sturdy and solid. Height is easily adjustable, it swivels and turns nicely. No portrait mode though (like the Dell 24''). The integrated USB hub is extremely useful. Image is nice and crisp, from almost any angle. It even did quite OK with games, didn't see any "ghosting" effects whatsoever. Cons: The color calibration however is obviously quite a bit off. I didn't find any controls to tweak the color settings, except presets... For me the "Adobe RGB" preset was seemingly the most accurate, but there is no way to calibrate the color components directly. Browsing through the monitor's menu is not practical, the menu keys are very beautiful and fancy but not very ergonomic. ---- [Edit, after 4 months usage] After using this monitor for a few months, I'd like to remove one star from my rating because of the controls: they are the worst I've ever dealt with! I love the picture and size of the monitor, and thankfully I don't have to switch sources or tweak the settings all that much. But man are those controls awful! You have to approach your finger in a certain way, you can't be too fast or too slow when pressing them., and you have to press for a precise amount of time, under the right angle for it to work! Whoever came up with that design: please stop! Do not, under any circumstance use that design on another monitor again! It is completely unnerving and gets me mad every time I have to deal with them. Worst design ever.
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