Anyone own a DELL 37"?

I am considering a DELL 37" LCD and would like to hear the experiences and
opinions of someone that owns one.
Thanks

--
Jackson D
Chesapeake, VA

"Jackson D" (remove +++) wrote in message
news:Bq1Mg.230444$k%[email protected]
I am considering a DELL 37" LCD and would like to hear the experiences and
opinions of someone that owns one.
Thanks

--
Jackson D
Chesapeake, VA


Don't have one, but Dell LCD sets have generally gotten bad press reviews.

Tam

Jackson D (remove +++) wrote:
I am considering a DELL 37" LCD and would like to hear the experiences and
opinions of someone that owns one.
Thanks

--
Jackson D
Chesapeake, VA

For the money there are several other brands that are better to go with.

"Jackson D" (remove +++) wrote in message
news:Bq1Mg.230444$k%[email protected]
I am considering a DELL 37" LCD and would like to hear the experiences and
opinions of someone that owns one.
Thanks

--
Jackson D
Chesapeake, VA


I wonder why the two responses to this were removed from the server.

Tam

On Fri, 8 Sep 2006 13:19:29 -0400, "Tam/WB2TT"
wrote:


"Jackson D" (remove +++) wrote in message
news:Bq1Mg.230444$k%[email protected]
I am considering a DELL 37" LCD and would like to hear the experiences and
opinions of someone that owns one.
Thanks

--
Jackson D
Chesapeake, VA


I wonder why the two responses to this were removed from the server.

Tam

Not my news server.
Thumper

Jackson D wrote:
I am considering a DELL 37" LCD and would like to hear the experiences and
opinions of someone that owns one.
Thanks

I'd be interested in this as well. Also, who manufactures there LCD's?

"Jackson D" (remove +++) wrote in
news:Bq1Mg.230444$k%[email protected]:

I am considering a DELL 37" LCD and would like to hear the experiences
and opinions of someone that owns one.
Thanks


I can tell you the Dell 37" is the only 37 inch that has a width of less
than 36 inches, about 35 7/8 I believe. I have only 36 inch width space and
looked into this one. But I am not sure for the money it is worth it. The
Sharp, Samsung, and Sony are the best and they cost more, but 1080p is now
the standard which Dell is not yet. If you want to go less than the 3 best,
there are a bunch of models getting down to about $1000. But be careful
there, seems to be lots of complaints from the cheap ones. If you have the
money the new Samsung 40 inch, 1080P, 6000 to 1 contrast gives quite a fine
picture, it's around $3000.

On 2006-09-08, Tam/WB2TT wrote:

I wonder why the two responses to this were removed from the server.

This is Usenet. There is no such thing as "the server". If
your server is borked, talk to your provider.

--
Grant Edwards grante Yow! I just had a NOSE
at JOB!!
visi.com

"Grant Edwards" wrote in message
...
On 2006-09-08, Tam/WB2TT wrote:

I wonder why the two responses to this were removed from the server.

This is Usenet. There is no such thing as "the server". If
your server is borked, talk to your provider.

--
Grant Edwards grante Yow! I just had a NOSE
at JOB!!
visi.com

The error message I got mentioned server. Then the two responses showed up
with lines drawn through them, and subsequently disappeared completely. Do
you see a message from me up above, that mentions Dell LCD sets?

Tam

"Tam/WB2TT" wrote

.... Do you see a message from me up above, that mentions Dell LCD sets?

Yup. The problem is with your ISP. They're probably not scanning the
newsgroup servers often enough. Happens most commonly with cheapo ISPs.