Dell UltraSharp 2208WFP 22'' - Expert Reviews

Review summary: With a crazy amount of inputs, 1080p over component and good rendering of 1080i, this screen has set itself up as a potential TV replacement, let alone a huge monitor. This one's the new king.

Pros: Includes possibly every video input, ever, Allows non-dual link video sources, Perfect for those who need high resolutions

Cons: Will need a monster graphics card to drive games at the native resolution, The sheer size means viewing angles might cause issues, Sound passthrough only on HDMI

Verdict: With a crazy amount of inputs, 1080p over component and good rendering of 1080i, this monitor has set itself up as a potential TV replacement.

Review summary: Stylish monitor has the tilt, swivel, and height adjustments usually found in bigger LCDs, but its performance is lackluster.

Pros: Stylish design and integrated USB hub, Full set of physical adjustments

Cons: Poor graphics contrast, Lackluster performance

Verdict: The Dell UltraSharp 1908WFP's offering of full physical adjustments on such a small monitor is attractive. But its text and graphics test scores, the lowest of the monitors we tested, make it less enticing

Pros: Incredible amount of features and connection options; very impressive aesthetic quality; looks great with games and normal office tasks.

Cons: Very expensive even for a 30-inch model with so many features; color performance with movies was extremely lacking; no built-in sound; no coaxial connection for an HDTV over-the-air antenna.

Verdict: If you're willing to pay the price for beautiful looks and loads of connection options in a 30-inch LCD monitor, you'll like what you get with the Dell 3008WFP. You may be less enthused with this display, however, after experiencing its lackluster color p

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