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Hellfire
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 Posted: Thu, 07 Mar 2013 13:22:09 Post Subject: Dell S2340T Monitor |
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Just got my hands on Dell's new touchscreen monitor. It's an incredible screen, it's what you would expect from a high res LED screen, but then add in touch and a usb 3 laptop docking station.
Necessary for business? Nope, but it's fun! LOL
Two issues that I've come across though...
First, it's the typical tablet type screen, so it's shiny and is close to a mirror finish. REFLECTIVE! ugh!
Second, it must be set as the primary screen.
Now to find out what to use on it  |
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Nookie420
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| Posted: Tue, 12 Mar 2013 18:20:25 Post Subject: |
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ha congrats.
no clue what it's good for though, my self.
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Hellfire
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| Posted: Tue, 12 Mar 2013 18:27:29 Post Subject: |
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Yea, really hard to justify it but I got it for free from my Dell rep through work so can't really complain LOL
Works great with Windows 8 (and Windows 7), don't use it much for touch though, easier to use the mouse than reaching up to touch the screen. But if it was in a conference room, or a common area, it would be good for collaboration. Or in the kitchen without a keyboard/mouse. |
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