Dell UltraSharp™ 2007WFP (Black) 20.1 inch LCD Monitor

Pros: Wide screen, adjustable height, includes both DVI and SVGA cable.

Cons: Short DVI cable

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this monitor to everyone looking for a wide screen monitor.

Review: I am a Computer Repair Specialist at a medium size manufacturing company here in Oklahoma and I recently setup a couple of high end graphic design workstation. These workstations included a Dell Precision 690 computer and two Dell UltraSharp™ ...

Pros: Four input choices, sexy styling, amazing picture quality for every application. DVI, VGA cables included

Cons: No component input

The Bottom Line: This display will do it all. If you want quality, and have a need for the extra Windows desktop real estate, go for it.

Review: Introduction I set out to build a gaming system last summer and a nice big widescreen display was among one of my top priorities. I looked around everywhere searching for the perfect display to go with my rig. The 2005FPW was among the ...

Pros: Composite/S-Video inputs. More value for your money.

Cons: Lack of component video support. No built in speakers.

The Bottom Line: High quality LCD PC Display and TV/Video Display in one inexpensive unit. Best bang for your buck.

Review: Looking around for a cheap 20 inch LCD Monitor, I got into looking into Dell's line of LCD monitors. Regularly priced from $500 to $600, they were still cheaper than that of the other low and medium name brands (like Benq, Metro, etc.) but if they're on ...

Pros: 3 year start warranty-no light leakage-1680x1050 resolution-great price

Cons: No component input

The Bottom Line: Fantastic monitor, great price...how can you go wrong?!

Review: Overview I just purchased this monitor about 3 to 4 weeks back, and can honestly say that it was worth every single penny. This monitor looks great in all respects, from casing to image quality. Casing, Quality, appearance First off, ...

Pros: Top notch viewing angle, High contrast ratio, DVI input, USB connectors

Cons: Price

The Bottom Line: Top notch LCD monitor. Even qualified for CAD and office use.

Review: 1. Viewing Angle As of Oct 2006, Dell was selling two different 20.1" widescreen LCD monitors, this 2007WFP and lower-priced E207WFP. They are similar in size and resolution but the characteristic of LCD panel is very different. This 2007WFP has ...

Pros: Bright, high resolution, lots of USB ports, good looks.

Cons: No on-board contrast control.

The Bottom Line: If you're not sure about LCD in general, or if you're not on a big budget, get this monitor. Dell has some great deals on it from time to time.

Review: By way of background, I've held out for a long time on moving away from CRT, because the LCD units I've seen in the stores never look quite right--they're pixelated, the colors are off, etc. Then I had a scare with my 7-year-old CRT the other day. I ...

Pros: Wide screen alows full vision in Outlook and on the Web.

Cons: Not all that much bigger than a 3x4 17"

The Bottom Line: If wide screen is important to you, or you're just setting up the system it might be worth the extra fifty bucks.

Review: I've had a really good 17" monitor with my system for a while. I saw one of these on sale, so I said, what the hey. Well here is the hey: It's 18" wide versus 14" wide for my 17". It's 11.5" high versus 11.5" high for my 17". If you're going to ...