Compare Prices : Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP 27'' - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Make a few adjustments and this widescreen offers lots performance.

Review summary: 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 ...

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

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

Review summary: The Dell E207WFP is becoming a very famous and likeable product in very quick time. Normally there are 19inch monitors availabe and then the focus is down to 24 inches, but this 20.1 inch flat panel monitor is one of the very few out there in the market

Review summary: Dell sells a lot of computer systems as well LCDs. We take a look at the 2407WFP and 3007WFP to help establish our baseline for LCD reviews.

Verdict: Introduction Originally founded in 1984, Dell is one of the largest computer electronics companies in the world, currently ranking a strong #2 to HP in terms of computer systems shipped. When you sell that many computers, it's not at all surprising ...

Review summary: At over £1,000, it's very expensive, but the Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP offers a huge amount of screen real estate, as well as excellent connectivity and superb contrast

Pros: Elegant design ; practical size ; excellent brightness and contrast ; four USB 2.0 ports ; memory card slots

Cons: Expensive ; small problems with uniformity, ghosting and colour-tracking artefacts ; lacks some advanced settings ; generates too much heat

Verdict: The Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP is expensive and not quite up to the task for professional imaging. However, its elegant design, big screen and copious extras will appeal to normal users with deep enough pockets