Dell Ultrasharp 1907FP

This is a simple and stylish model capable of all basic tasks as well as being able to provide more than satisfactory power for gaming and other high performance tasks. The design is simple, yet cosmetically pleasing, and well thought out and the 19-inch screen makes it a good size for most home computer users. Having used this model for several months now I'm yet to find a problem. There are not faulty pixels, it was extremely easy to set up and I've enjoyed a good, crisp image throughout. The only fault I might have with it was the price. At the time of purchase it was £230 making significantly more expensive than some similar monitors. However the quality ...  Read the complete review

--Background-- I use this 19 inch monitor in my role of Project Manager. It is the first TFT I have been bought by the company as previously, all staff used the bulkier CRT models. First impressions are that the amount of desk space you save is vast and the image quality is very impressive. You have the choice of either using the VGA interface or the newer DVI interface, whichever you choose you are guaranteed a crisp image. --Installation-- This monitor is extremely simple to set up even a computer novice would have no problems with it. All that needs doing is connecting the appropriate VGA / DVI cable from the back of the PC to the ...  Read the complete review

Make this your buy when you need a 19" monitor. I have been using it for the last 4 months and don't look back. I also have a 21" 1600x1200 high end at work, for comparison. The 1907 is crisp, has no ghosts, a very useful 2 USB ports at the back pointing downwards; 2 more to the left side; normal analog and DVI inputs. I don't notice any dead pixel. Best of all: It is very bright, has a good contrast; also due to its matte screen that you frequently only find in professional monitors. It adjusts perfectly well and stable in its height and can be rotated by 90° to reach the connectors easily. I have tested both DVI and analogue input; switching forth and ...  Read the complete review