Dell UltraSharp 07WFP Series Monitors (20",24",27",30") Expert Reviews

Screen Size: 20 inches, Supported EDTV and HDTV Resolutions: 480p pixels, Native Resolution: 1650 x 1080 pixels x p...

Good image quality and grayscale tracking ; support for HDCP over DVI ; contrast ratio very consistent across the display ; good backlight uniformity ; four USB ports ; excellent on-screen controls

No component video input ; black-level detail lacking

The UltraSharp 2007WFP is a great widescreen desktop display and an excellent valueit's even ready for future HD DVD and Blu-ray content.

We have always been huge fans of Dell's UltraSharp LCD line if monitors. Over the past few years, we've seen Dell constantly develop and improve upon the UltraSharp line. It also seems like with each new model, there are many more new reasons to love ...

If you're looking for the perfect 20-inch monitor, look no further than Dell's 2007WFP 1,680 x 1,050 widescreen display, say NewsFactor, who give the LCD five out of five stars. Clearly testing a unit not afflicted with the gradient banding issues ...

The Dell™ UltraSharp™ 3007WFP 30-inch Wide-screen Flat Panel LCD Monitor is a wide aspect desktop display that enriches the performance of LCD displays with a stylish design and enhanced...

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) ...

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 ...

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In action, the 3007WFP's epic size is astounding, but also a little daunting. In practice, we were most comfortable viewing the beast from about three feet away. At this distance, you can see, nay, behold, the numerous documents and windows you can ...

The Dell 3007WFP 30" wide screen LCD display is one of the most, if not the most awesome, computer monitor on the market. Its native resolution is 2560x1600 which is about 4 Million pixels (4 Megapixel). In monitor real estate, that's the equivalent ...

The Dell 3007WFP competes directly with the Apple 30-Inch Cinema HD Display. Both offer a maximum resolution of 2,560-by-1,600, and both require dual-link DVI graphics cards for proper operation. Dell, however, seems to be using newer LCD panels, ...

Good image quality and grayscale tracking. Consistent contrast ratio. Impressive response time for such a large display. Stunning resolution and display size

Requires graphics card with dual-link DVI. No on-screen display. Most monitor controls are through the graphics card control panel. Backlight uniformity could be better

The Dell 3007WFP is a high-end 30-inch display suitable for workstation, graphics professionals, and serious gamers.

The Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP-HC improves upon last year's model with input flexibility, strong moving image quality and many other features that will have you shouting about it. Thanks to its large screen, its high resolution and HDCP compliance, you ...

Four-way adjustable stand ; wide array of video inputs ; USB 2.0 ports and media card reader ; strong movie and game quality

Unintuitive onscreen display navigation ; less-than-amazing static image quality

Dell's UltraSharp 2407WFP-HC widescreen monitor gives you tonnes of input flexibility, strong moving image quality and a handful of other features that will endear you to it as a digital entertainment display. It's not as strong as we'd like with ...

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

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

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

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