
Last year at CES in Las Vegas, Dell previewed a "concept" monitor that definitely pegged our collective geek-o-meters with its ultra-sleek, clear, tempered glass design and super-thin, clean profile. Back then not much was known about this 22" panel that popped out of nowhere, nor did we get a sense for when or even if the product would actually see the light of day on the open market. Now, just a few days before CES '08, this comes in from the smooth operators over at Dell...
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DELL MAKES CLEAR STATEMENT ON STYLE AND INNOVATION WITH CRYSTAL WIDESCREEN FLAT PANEL MONITOR
- Crafted from Premium-Grade 4mm Ultra-Clear Tempered Glass
- 22-inch Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor Blends Inspiring Design, Technical Innovation and Practical Functionality
- Speakers and Miniature Web Camera Incorporate Elegantly into a Slim LCD Form Factor with Single-Cable Connectivity
ROUND ROCK, Texas, Jan. 3, 2008 – Technophiles with an eye for beautiful design now have a clear choice in widescreen flat panel monitors – the Dell Crystal. The award-winning 22-inch LCD display, crafted from four millimeter ultra-clear tempered glass, offers an ingenious fusion of art, technology, sleek form and sophisticated function. Priced at $1,199, Crystal is available at www.dell.com/crystal.
A spec sheet for the new Dell Crystal can be found, right here.
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i'll agree it looks pretty damn spiffy from the front (not so much from the side). i don't see any stats on the speakers and i'm sure their integration will turn some audiophiles off. also the lack of adjustability with the tripod base is a turn off.... and whats with the price? form over function i suppose |
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its deffinetly attractive but its overall design isn't suited to a user such as myself...two of them on the desktop would look silly to be honest. |
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It seems Dell is trying to attract the Apple crowd now. As ender said above, form over function certainly was the thought process here. |
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Hi All, It does have a Mac look to it |
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looking, though i don't see myself paying 1200 for a monitor that will sit on my 20$ desk, next to my 800$ computer. |