Dell U2719DC
2560 x 1440 pixels, 27"
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Never heard of supply and demand? Lockdown -> home office -> buy a second screen...
Yes, it comes with a USB-C cable. And yes it has a CH connection. I bought this monitor a month ago and am very satisfied so far.
I don't think the processor has an impact, USB-C works perfectly and charges your Macbook Air at the same time. Brilliant screen, but unfortunately it got a bit expensive.
Looks like the U2721EN is an updated version of the same display, adding the LAN port. The "21" in the name indicates a 2021 model, whereas the "19" in U2719DC indicates that it is a 2019 model.
Doesn't answer the question conclusively, but I have connected a NUC via USB-C (USB-C to NUC and USB-C to screen). Works fine.
Cables included 1 x DisplayPort cable - DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1 x USB-C cable - USB-C 1 x Power cable
As far as I can see, no (if you also connect the USB-C in addition to the DP, it probably works, but then it makes little sense...). If you don't need the USB-C, as far as I know there is also a cheaper model without it.
I use the monitor through HDMI - PC connection. I suppose you could also connect via USB-c and change the line in. At the same time, I'm unsure, probably you can't watch two channels at the same time.
The variant with C has a USB C connection. This can be used, for example, to supply the laptop with power.
I have a MacBook Pro and use this monitor. It works fine and teh reason I bought it, is that the battery is loaded also through the USB-C cable from the screen
The colour depth of the U2719D is identical to the U2719DC. Both have 8 bits.
Only the following parts are included: Monitor, Stand Riser, Stand Base 1 x Power cable 1 X DP Cable (DP to DP) 1X USB Type-C cable (C to C) 1 x USB 3.0 upstream cable
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The DC model has a USB-C connection. The product is offered by an external supplier (Das Warenhaus).
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