PCMag has a short review of Dell’s W1700 LCD TV, one of the first in Dell’s new consumer television line (right as Gateway is leaving that market, oddly enough). They found it to be generally good all around, image-quality-wise (including the acclaimed Faroudja DCDI image processing), but the best part was the huge number of included cabling. Even relatively obscure interconnects like a DVI-D cable were included, which might not seem like that big of a deal, but when you are only spending $700 on a TV, it can be frustrating to turn around and have to drop another $100 on various high-end cabling.
Read – Dell W1700 LCD TV [PCMag]
Update: Oh hey, I’m an idiot. I thought this was the new model, but apparently this is from last year (ack!). The W2600 is the new 26-inch model, not this one. My mistake!
