Dell P2720DC (2560 x 1440 pixels, 27")
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Dell P2720DC

2560 x 1440 pixels, 27"


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...lypô

4 years ago

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rabisch

4 years ago

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Anonymous

4 years ago

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As I understand it, there will be a new scaled EU energy consumption labelling from 01.03.2021, so that a current A+++ will become a new C, or in this case an A+ will become an E. You can find more information by scanning the QR code on the label.

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renzopet

5 years ago

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Anonymous

5 years ago

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The U version is a little more expensive but almost identical. The P version is cheaper but has a better colour depth than the more expensive version. Otherwise, almost everything is the same in both versions.

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markus.hipp

4 years ago

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quetsalkoatl

4 years ago

According to the Dell website, the monitor is classified as A+. From March onwards, a new energy efficiency classification will be introduced, you have probably received the label of the new classification. You can recognise the new one by a QR code at the top right of the label.

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Dani_24

4 years ago

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antonmuller

4 years ago

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Yes exactly, no jack and unfortunately your suggestion (USB to audio jack) would not work because it requires a soundcard (meaning it only works with a PC). Sincerely Anton

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Anonymous

1 year ago

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ch.serena

1 year ago

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When I turn off my computer, I always turn off the Dell as well. A computer in sleep mode is a switched-off device for the screen, so it looks for something to display. Ergo: just switch it off.

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paulicious

4 years ago

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Felix4012

4 years ago

Hello; we currently have the new Dell conferencing monitors; these have a LAN connection. These are available as 24/27/34 inch models C2422HE; C2722DE; C3422WE, the last one as Curved; All have camera and microphone and speakers "onboard". And are team certified. https://www.digitec.ch/Comparison/14783822-14783826-14783924

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Risiko72

4 years ago

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quetsalkoatl

4 years ago

According to the Dell website, the monitor is classified as A+. As of March, a new energy efficiency classification will be introduced, you probably received the label of the new classification. You can recognise the new one by a QR code on the top right of the label. In the new classification, all monitors have been downgraded quite a bit to keep A and B free for the future (so that there are not A+++++ devices again quickly).

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nettaz

4 years ago

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vogonen101

4 years ago

Your Thunderbolt port is also a picture output to MiniDisplayPort. Simply use a cable or an appropriate adapter for the connection: Delock Mini DP - DisplayPort, 4K (1.80m, Display Port)

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Anonymous

4 years ago

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quetsalkoatl

4 years ago

According to the Dell website, the monitor is classified as A+. As of March, a new energy efficiency classification will be introduced, you probably received the label of the new classification. You can recognise the new one by a QR code on the top right of the label. In the new classification, all monitors have been downgraded quite a bit to keep A and B free for the future (so that there are not A+++++ devices again quickly).

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hohl66

4 years ago

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markuswfehr

4 years ago

Since macOS does not require display drivers, I expect that the P2720DC should also work on the 2020 model. I have my two P2720DC connected to a Mac mini 2018 via USB-C. This works fine. Both monitors are connected directly to the Mac mini as daisy chaining via Displayport between the two monitors is not supported by macOS. On a 2020 model, this setup would be inconvenient, as it would use up both USB-C ports. At least the P2720DC offers a hub with 4 USB (2x 2.0 2x 3.0) ports each.

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harald62

4 years ago

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c.stauffacher

4 years ago

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