digitalversus.com Updated: 2015-09-10 13:09:46
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Dell has announced three new touchscreen monitors for its September menu. The 23" and 27" models have adjustable IPS displays and the less-expensive 19.5" model sports a TN display. It's...

Good range of connections (USB hub, video connections), Wide viewing angles, Reasonable power use (17 W at 200 cd/m²)...

Stand isn't the most practical for touchscreen use, Very slight (but still present) trace of reverse ghosting...

Essentially, the Dell P2314T is just the same as the P2714T, so it's only logical to see the same strengths and weaknesses in both models. As well as offering decent image quality (Delta E = 3.4), the wide viewing angles and touchscreen controls make this...
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Whether you're a fan of Windows 8 or not, you really need to use a touchscreen monitor to fully appreciate its user interface – and Dell's P2314T is one of the best equipped mid-sized models to hit our labs. It uses 10-point projected capacitive touch tec...

Loaded with ports, 10, point touch technology, Solid colour and greyscale performance...

Pricey, Blacks could be darker, Reflective glass coating...

There's a lot to like about the Dell P2314T. As a touchscreen monitor it provides smooth and precise swiping, pinching, and zooming gesture control, and its IPS panel delivers rich, accurate colours and wide viewing angles. Toss in a great selection of v...
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While touchscreen all-in-ones have become a popular market, stand-alone monitors remain shockingly few, with only a handful of models from the usual suspects; Acer, Dell, HP, Samsung. In some cases, the monitor is essentially a version of a respective com...

Attractive design, Stand can recline display for easier touch use, Good post-calibration color accuracy...

Lack of ergonomic adjustments, Low contrast ratio, Unattractive out-of-the-box picture, Too expensive...

The Dell P2314T suffers from the same problem as the larger P2714T – a price that's just too high relative to its image quality. Indeed, the value of the 23-inch model is arguably worse, because even Dell ships Ultrasharp monitors with better picture qu...
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chip.com.my Updated: 2016-11-30 01:29:41
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People have been waxing lyrical about Windows 8 being the next big thing about computing, and how its new Metro UI would work perfectly well with touch screen devices. Dell, a company that has made its credentials known as excellent computer display maker...

Wellbuilt monitor, touchscreen display works as advertised...

Prone to smudges...

The Dell P2314T touchscreen monitor is one of the few models to get touch screen right. Excellent touch response, coupled with a vibrant display and excellent build quality, we definitely recommend this if you're looking for a touch display to go with yo...
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Sure, just because you use Windows 8 doesn't mean you need to purchase a touch display, but it does make the whole experience a bit more intuitive. Manufacturers have caught on to that, releasing their own touch displays to match the touch-friendly OS. De...
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It's amazing how quickly you can become accustomed to a touchscreen user interface. If you're using Windows 8, you've no doubt reflexively reached out and swiped your finger across your desktop monitor at least once—likely with no effect, since it's proba...
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Whether you're a fan of Windows 8 or not, you really need to use a touch-screen monitor to fully appreciate its user interface and interactive features. Dell's newest entry into the touch-enabled fray, the Dell P2314T%displayPrice% at %seller%, is one of...

Loaded with ports. 10-point touch technology. Solid IPS color and grayscale performance.

Pricey. Blacks could be darker. Reflective glass coating...

The Dell P2314T is a sleek 23-inch touch-screen monitor equipped with a variety of connectivity ports, 10-point touch technology, and an IPS panel that delivers rich, accurate colors. Like all touch-screen monitors, it's a bit pricey...
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Whether you're a fan of Windows 8 or not, you really need to use a touch-screen monitor to fully appreciate its user interface and interactive features. Dell's newest entry into the touch-enabled fray, the Dell P2314T, is one of the best equipped mid-size...
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