Dell Crystal LCD Monitor Wows CES

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Dell seems to be ramping up the home products space. I guess they are tired of being considered the staple, boring office computer company. Now they are trying to hammer on the display market. And their latest creation, the Dell Crystal LCD monitor fits the bill.

Dell has been moving the Crystal through various trade shows as a concept. But, now it is available to average consumer. Here are the relevant specs:

22-Inch WXGA 1680 x 1050 HD Display – Provides stunning detail with a 98% color gamut for more color shades and tones.

2-Millisecond Response Time (typical) – Reduces ghosting and imaging associated with movement for fluid motion.

2000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio – Get dark blacks, sharp images, crisp text, brilliant color saturation and greater life-like detail.

Webcam – Miniature 2-megapixel webcam is stylishly inconspicuous.

Integrated Speakers – Speakers are integrated into the Dell Crystal’s sleek frame with subtly wired sound circuitry that’s encapsulated in a handsome metal enclosure.

Connections are: DVI/HDMI with HDCP, Subwoofer out, USB, Power Cable.  Cost?  $1200.

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