Dell Ultrasharp 2408WFP

The 2408WFP features a response time of 6 ms that helps stop smearing and ghosting. This works whether you are playing a game or watching the latest swash-buckling thriller!

The analog VGA and DVI-D connectors with HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Copy Protection) ensure high quality images of protected high-definition content. They are compatible with consumer devices such as HD-DVD, Blu-ray Disc, gaming consoles, digital cameras and camcorders.

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"This is a stunning monitor with an outstanding 1080i HD-TV display as well. I am running it as an HD-TV monitor and razor sharp computer display (1920 x 1220 resolution) for my Mac-mini. The display quality is, as far as I can tell, equal to the higher priced Apple displays, which should not be surprising since both are reportedly made by Samsung.

I bought it because I had limited space for a tv, and my desire to do photo editing. The monitor clearly will permit such.

The monitor has numerous inputs -- HDMI, component video, two DVI, S-video, as well as a dedicated display.

Out of the box the monitor was perfect, and setup worked perfectly, including soundbar. My only criticism of the monitor is the limited sound input (the soundbar only works with the HDMI and there is no separate sound input for component video)

Other comments about preset display settings being slightly blue are correct, but custom video setting can be tweaked without much difficulty.

Package includes numerous cables as well (the only cable missing was HDMI to HDMI (cable provided was DVI to HDMI)"

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"The 2408WFP is remarkable right out of the box. The professional online reviews are correct. No bluster. A good deal can be had at dell.com

I'm an amateur photographer, and I am a fussy about color reproduction. I also endlessly write and proof documents for work and school. I bought this 24" LCD monitor to replace two hulking Dell CRT monitors (19 " & 17"). They burn a lot of juice and heat up my home workspace. I was very reluctant to give up my two monitor set up because for over ten years I've relied on it at work and at home. I also like the image quality and contrast capability of my high-end CRTs. I'm sort of old school, I guess.

I hooked up the 2408WFP to a VGA output, and I'm running it at 1200 x 1920 (native). I found with *no* adjustments, the 2408WFP produces very good colors for photo editing and really snappy text for composition and proofing. I'm particularly amazed with the skin tones and the text sharpness.

I was torn between the purchase of two high-quality 19" LCD units or the 24" Dell. I took the plunge and bought the 2408WFP. I don't miss my dual CRT set up much. I prefer the LCD for long work sessions because I no longer have eyestrain. Also, with grid lines in Invidia nView Desktop Manager, it's easy to pull up evenly sized side-by-side Windows, just like with dual monitors. I may buy another LCD some day. Not now though.

The large screen of the 2408WFP is a gas for Web surfing and DVDs. The 90 degree screen rotation is my must-have feature; I enjoy reading my online newspapers more. I also proof huge, blown-up documents with the same ease and accuracy I enjoy with printed copy. I never seemed to catch all problems while editing on screen.

There are some compromises with LCD compared to CRT, however, I feel this LCD is well worth it from a practical standpoint. "

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