jtalerico said:i have that same problem.. I have seen the 24" go as like as like 719... So i cannot justify spending an extra 100+ $ on it..
NeuronBasher said:The 2405FPW going for < $800 is exceedingly rare. If you can get it for < $850, it's a great buy.
jtalerico said:Okay... But as far as what this thread is about. What do you think? Should i purchase one now or wait to see if they announce the 2007FPW and the 2407FPW and see of the price of the 05's will go down?
NeuronBasher said:I don't see the 2405FPW price going down, I see it being replaced with the 2407FPW. For me, I already own a 2405FPW and am thrilled with it. It does everything I want it to and more, and enthusiastically recommend it, at any price point up to it's listed retail price. It's worth every penny.
It really comes down to what you want vs. what you're willing to spend. If you want a 24" LCD, you will not go wrong buying a 2405FPW in the $850 price range. Yes, you may be able to get a better price at some point, but there is no telling when. Dell seems to like to run better specials over the summer and for back-to-school, but that's a ways off.
jtalerico said:The difference is HDCP
munckee said:Dumb question...what's HDCP and why do I want it?
metronycguy said:how do the dells compare to the mac monitors?
i though the 850 price for the 24 is pretty sweet , i like the mac 23 , i just dont know if for my purpose its worth the extra $500
generik said:Basically it supports DRM and is required by Windows Vista(tm) to work fully
Actually, the iMac Core Duo and MPB both mention that the video card and mini-DVI support HDCP passthrough.solidbreakz said:As of yet, HDCP/DRM/etc. has not been linked to anything regarding existing Apple hardware/software (except DRM on iTMS music and video downloads).