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Review summary: Dell UltraSharp 3007WFP Widescreen LCD Display We took a look at Dell's impressive 2405FPW 24-inch wide-aspect TFT a short while back. Boasting impressive specifications with an abundance of features/connectivity, the WUXGA panel (1920x1200 pixels) ...

Verdict: Gaming Dell's also pitching the screen as a top-end gaming display. The reasoning behind it is relatively sound, that is, if you're a gamer and can afford to drop around £1500 on a panel you're probably running high-end, multi-GPU gaming rigs, be it ...

Review summary: It would get an unequivocal thumbs-up if it had S-video ports and better DVD playback

Pros: Bright image with crisp text, even at the tiniest fonts ; attractive design ; relatively inexpensive compared to other 30-inch monitors ; built-in media card slots

Cons: No composite or S-video inputs ; ghosting evident during DVD playback

Review summary: The Dell 3007WFP is a gargantuan 30-inch LCD display that offers copious screen real estate, but it's just not practical for desktop PC use. The lack of video ports is also a deal breaker.

Pros: Huge 30 panel and 2560x1600 resolution provides plenty of screen space, Far cheaper than Apple's 30-inch Cinema Display, Highly immersive DVD viewing experience, Sharp text, Attractive design, Plethora of physical adjustment options, Integrated memory ...

Cons: Additional screen space is wasted on most users, Significant noise whilst watching DVDs, Ghosting issues in video playback, Requires an ultra high-end PC, Lacks S-Video input, Adjustable settings are limited to brightness only

Pros: Bright image with crisp text even at the tiniest fonts ; attractive design ; relatively inexpensive compared to other 30-inchers ; built-in media card slots

Cons: No composite or S-Video inputs ; ghosting evident during DVD playback

Verdict: We'd give the Dell UltraSharp 3007WFP an unequivocal thumbs-up if it had S-Video ports and better DVD playback.

Review summary: Dell is well known for churning out good-quality but slightly frumpier versions of the latest technology, be it an MP3 player or a handheld. This time, it's a 30-inch LCD that could be the country cousin of Apple's Cinema Display line--if by "country" ...