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Dell Previews G-Series LED Monitors that Deliver Exceptional Performance
Written by Andreas G 11 January 2009 12:17

Dell has been of the leading actors on the LCD monitor market over the last couple of years and it has now announced a new series of monitors with a green focus. Dell G2210 and G2410 use LED backlighting together with other optimizations that will cut the power consumption in half, when compared to competing models. It has also put a lot of energy on the performance of the monitors and instead of the standard contrast ratio of 1,000:1 Dell has waved a magic wand and come up with a dynamic contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1. The monitors are expected to appear at the end of February.

More details can be found in Dell's press release;

Dell Previews G-Series LED Monitors that Deliver Exceptional Performance and Energy Efficiency

  • Dell G2210 and G2410 Widescreen LED Flat Panels Consume Less Than Half the Power of Comparable Monitors  
  • Typical Dynamic Contrast Ratio of Up to 1,000,000:1  
  • Designs Incorporate Environmentally Preferable Materials  

Dell today announced its G-Series of LED widescreen flat panel monitors with the introduction of the G2210 22-inch and G2410 24-inch models. G-Series high-performance EPEAT Gold and ENERGY STAR-compliant monitors are distinguished by a design approach that combines energy efficiency, LED technology, recycled materials and other environmentally preferable components.

Availability of the G2210 and G2410 monitors through Dell.com is planned for late February, with prices starting at $279 and $359 respectively.

The News:

  • Key specifications
    Viewable image size: 22-inch diagonal (G2210) / 24-inch diagonal (G2410).
    Typical contrast ratio: 1,000:1 (standard) 1,000,000:1 (dynamic).
    Maximum resolution: 1680 x 1050 (G2210) / 1920 x 1080 full HD (G2410).
    Typical power consumption: 18W (G2210) / 20W (G2410).
    Brightness: 250 cd/m2.
    Response time: 5ms black-to-white.
    Available connectors: VGA (analog), DVI-D (digital) with HDCP.
  • Energy efficiency
    Typical average power consumption is less than half that of comparable flat panel monitors.1
    Less than 0.15W of power consumption when in sleep mode – no power is drawn from the host computer.
    Built-in ambient light sensor responds to surrounding brightness, automatically adjusting levels when enabled.
    Dynamic dimming automatically decreases the onscreen brightness when the image consists primarily of white and/or bright areas when enabled.
    “PowerNap” screensaver application dims the monitor to minimum brightness or “sleep” mode, based on user preference.
  • Environmentally preferable materials in equipment and packaging
    Free of PVC, BFR, CFR, arsenic and mercury.2
    External chassis made of more than 25 percent post-consumer recycled materials.
    EPEAT Gold compliant.
  • Reduced waste:
    Up to 20 percent slimmer panel than comparable models.1
    Up to 28 percent lighter than comparable models.1
    Efficient packaging

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