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accessories.dell.com - 9/27/2008

Dell S2309W 23-inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD Monitor : Displays : ABOUT DELL

— accessories.dell.com — The S2309W 23-inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD Monitor from Dell ™ is a brilliant choice when you... need exceptional clarity and vibrant color. Featuring a 1000:1 typical contrast ratio and 300 cd/m² brightness, the monitor boasts excellent color accuracy ... (more) Dell S2309W 23-inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD Monitor : ...

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dell.com - 9/23/2008

Dell Studio Slim Desktop PC

— dell.com — *DELL PREFERRED ACCOUNT (DPA): Offered to U.S. residents by CIT Bank, who determines qualifications for and terms... of credit. Promotion eligibility varies and is determined by CIT Bank. Qualifying for DPA does not guarantee promotion. Taxes, shipping, ... (more) Dell Studio Slim Desktop PC

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pcmag.com - 9/24/2008

Dell Shifting All Laptops to LED Backlights

— pcmag.com — Dell plans to transition all of its new laptop displays to energy-saving light-emitting diode backlights by 2010,... the PC giant said Wednesday. LED-lit desktop monitors will arrive in the near future, executives said. (more) Dell Shifting All Laptops to LED Backlights

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Dell M109S on-the-go pocket-sized projector
Krunker — Dell introduces the M109S on-the-go pocket-sized projector - a lightweight, compact projector designed for mobile professionals. The M109S weighs in at a mere 0.8 lbs and fits in the palm of your hand. Features include a max of 55 ANSI lumens, 858 x 600 (SVGA) resolution, a projection distance up to 94.5 inches, quick shutdown at a press of a button, auto keystone and vertical adjustment, password protection, and a mercury-free LED light source with a life span of up to four years. One other nice touch - the M109S uses the same power adapter used in a Dell Latitude or Vostro laptop which means you’ll have one less power adapter to carry if you have a Latitude or ...

Dell M109S Pocket Projector Displays More Than Just Pockets [Projectors]
Gizmodo — ... You can't tell from the image, but that Dell M1095 projector can fit in the palm of your hand (3.64" x 4.12" x 1.46"). With a modest brightness of 55 lumens and resolution of 858x600 (SVGA), the DLP-based M1095 maintains a respectable throw distance of roughly 8 feet. The LED bulb will last 4 years before replacement and the system uses the same power adapter as some Dell laptops, making it all the more portable. The Dell M1095 is on sale today starting at $500. [Dell via ...

Dell M109S Pocket Projector
Ubergizmo — Dell has also hopped onto the pocket projector bandwagon with its M109S that will come with the following in a 3.6? x 1.5? x 4.1? package :- LED light 50 ANSI lumens SVGA (858 x 600) resolution 800:1 contrast ratio Max. distance of 8 feet Auto keystone correction The Dell M109S pocket projector will retail for $499, and it sure looks like the leaked image we saw a couple months' back. Add a comment | From: Dell M109S Pocket Projector | Visit Ubergizmo | Good deals ...

Dell M109S DLP Micro Projector reviewed: Mobile Pro’s Dream
SlashGear — With power consumption at 34W, Dell’s M109S DLP Micro Projector is never going to end up squashed inside a cellphone, but for the mobile presenter the 0.8lb device could be a godsend.  Capable of throwing a 858 x 600 SVGA image from either composite or VGA, Popular Mechanics have been putting a prototype of the M109S through its paces, and despite some color concerns come away impressed. They tried the pico-projector with a MacBook Pro and it worked straight away, exactly what you want to hear when you’re considering the need for super-speedy setup at the start of presentations.  Colors are reportedly more washed out than “a ...

7609WU DLP WUXGA projector from Dell
Gadgetell — Section: Peripherals, Displays Just after having heard the shocking news about Dell and its most petite LCD projector, Dell has gone and done it again.  Shortly after its sibling’s birth, the 7609WU DLP WUXGA projector is introduced. With its astonishing 1920 x 1200 WUXGA Native Resolution, most people will find it hard to complain about not seeing every detail of the picture.  Operating at this resolution, it is approximately 56.7% richer in pixels compared to SXGA+ resolution (1400 x 1050). One spec that stands out is the 3850 ANSI Lumens (max.) brightness level, which is well-suited for LCD presentations in auditoriums and the ...