Dell Monitors Test

"Monitors for Photographers"

Issue: 10/2008

On test: Dell Ultrasharp 2408WFP, Samsung SyncMaster 2493HM, LG Electronics Flatron L246WH, Hewlett-Packard w2408h

LCD prices are dropping continuously and so now even amateur photographers and enthusiasts can afford a large 24-inch monitor with the kind of quality required to make the best of their work. → More

"20+in TFTs: 20-22in"

Issue: 8/2008

On test: Philips 200CW, NEC MultiSync LCD225WNX, Iiyama ProLite E2202WS-B2, ViewSonic VP2250wb

With the prices of LCD monitors falling steadily, there has never been a better time to trade up to a larger model and with 20-22in TFTs now inhabiting the price sweet-spot that most consumers would consider a bargain, PC Pro rounded up ten of them to find which will reign supreme. → More

"20+in TFTs: 24in "

Issue: 8/2008

On test: Dell Ultrasharp 2408WFP, Samsung SyncMaster 2493HM, Philips 240BW8EB, Asus MK241

Monitors around the 20-22in mark are fast becoming the most popular choice for both business and home users, however nothing can beat the extra freedom afforded from a high resolution 24in LCD. This extra desktop real estate can make all the difference when editing photos and creating documents and offers true high definition performance when used with video. So which offers the best bang for your buck? → More

"Widescreen flat-panel display: 24in and larger"

Issue: WWDC/2008

On test: Samsung SyncMaster XL30 LED BLU, Dell Ultrasharp 2408WFP, Eizo ColorEdge CG241W, LaCie 526

The CRT display is dead, long live the flat panel. But with professionals still complaining that they don't have the range and a number of different manufacturers using different technologies which they all claim to be the best, which will really offer you the experience your work demands? → More