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BlazzingFlippers:


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--- Quote from: Ummon on December 19, 2008, 08:56:34 pm ---Well, give us your review anyways.

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I'll try to do one for the D9800 after the holiday vacations.


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Hi shiloh was hoping you could post up what you thought of the D9800.  I'm seriously thinking of buying one and would love to hear some opinions on it.

Thanks!

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I have been using my d9800 for about 2 1/2 months now, no problems at all, very impressed with it. It even makes Windows look good.

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Thanks gatordad for the info.  The 9800 only comes in flatscreen correct?  Is there anything lost by going with a flatscreen vs the curved screens of the 9200 or 9400?  Finally, can you recommend a good place to purchase one online?  Thanks!

isucamper:


--- Quote from: BlazzingFlippers on February 08, 2009, 01:56:02 pm ---Thanks gatordad for the info.  The 9800 only comes in flatscreen correct?  Is there anything lost by going with a flatscreen vs the curved screens of the 9200 or 9400?  Finally, can you recommend a good place to purchase one online?  Thanks!

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I really wanted a curved screen, but choose a new 9800 over a refurbed 9400.  The refurb actually costed more and came with a much shorter warrante (I believe it was 3 months compared to a full year). 

I can say, after getting a bezel put around it and tinted glass over it, you'd have to really look to tell that the monitor wasn't curved.  I am yet to regret this decision.   

BlazzingFlippers:


--- Quote from: isucamper on February 09, 2009, 12:10:50 am ---
--- Quote from: BlazzingFlippers on February 08, 2009, 01:56:02 pm ---Thanks gatordad for the info.  The 9800 only comes in flatscreen correct?  Is there anything lost by going with a flatscreen vs the curved screens of the 9200 or 9400?  Finally, can you recommend a good place to purchase one online?  Thanks!

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I really wanted a curved screen, but choose a new 9800 over a refurbed 9400.  The refurb actually costed more and came with a much shorter warrante (I believe it was 3 months compared to a full year). 

I can say, after getting a bezel put around it and tinted glass over it, you'd have to really look to tell that the monitor wasn't curved.  I am yet to regret this decision.   

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Thanks isucamper!  One final question.  What goes between the monitor and the bezel?  Like a sheet of plexiglass?  Or nothing at all?  Any guidance on where to buy what goes in-between?  Thanks!

isucamper:


--- Quote from: BlazzingFlippers on February 09, 2009, 02:56:40 pm ---Thanks isucamper!  One final question.  What goes between the monitor and the bezel?  Like a sheet of plexiglass?  Or nothing at all?  Any guidance on where to buy what goes in-between?  Thanks!

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I don't have anything between the monitor and bezel.  edges of the bezel are flush with the monitor and lightly resting on it

glass goes over the bezel.  so you you monitor->bezel->glass.  some people make a frame for the glass to set on which would go inbetween the bezel and the glass, but if you've got a snug enough fitting piece of glass, this might not be needed

gatordad:

Warranty was the deciding factor for me as well.
I bought direct from Wells Gardner, I am fortunate that there is a WG warehouse 15 minutes from my house.
I just wish that the monitor bezel that they sold fit a little better, it's just a tad short vertically, but nothing that can't be hidden with a little effort.
As far as where to order from I have seen the d9800 on ebay from xarcade for a decent price. or try WG website.

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