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		<title>By: Liluye</title>
		<link>http://toptvsreviewed.com/142/dell-s2209w-22-inch-lcd-widescreen-monitor/comment-page-1/#comment-58</link>
		<dc:creator>Liluye</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2009 11:30:16 +0000</pubDate>
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This monitor can be used for any purpose. I&#039;ve tested Crysis and other demanding games on it, and there is no problem with the monitor&#039;s refresh rate, 60hz. It is usually suggested to use a CRT for gaming, but with newer LCDs I can&#039;t see any degrade in performance/appearance (especially with a good brand). Games look great in this HD monitor. Unable to test Blu-Ray, but with Amazon&#039;s In-Demand HD movies, I played a sample, and it looked pretty good. Also tested other Hi-Resolution files, and they are very good looking. For viewing movies, normal DVDs just look good enough, seems to be on par with other LCDs.&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Concerning DVD quality, it has more to do with the DVD encoding and their native resolution, rather than the monitor. For example, a DVD I tested only had 640x480 resolution, that is fairly low and when upscaled, you can see a lot of compression and artifacts. The problem is amplified by the fact it is a computer monitor, and you are typically a foot or so away, and the compression/artifacts can be seen even more so. CRT and normal CRT TV&#039;s will probably look better concerning normal DVDs. &#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Comes with VGA and DVI cables, driver CD. &#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;The stand is very easy to attach, you don&#039;t even need a screwdriver or tools. There is a built in &quot;KEY&quot; that turns and locks it in place. Monitor can be tilted UP/DOWN. If if needs to go LEFT/RIGHT, just move it as you would any TV/Monitor.&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Dead-Pixels? NO&#13;&lt;br/&gt;Burn-in? NO&#13;&lt;br/&gt;Ghosting? NO&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;I&#039;ve had no problems with this monitor. Owned for over 1 month.&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;SIZE&#13;&lt;br/&gt;-----------&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;All widescreen monitors are measured by their Diagonal. So this 22-Inch monitor will have a 22-Inch diagonal.&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;I measured the actual screen size (not the frame), so in reality it is a little smaller than advertised.&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;My Measurements:&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;DIAGONAL = 21.37 inches (21.36878565)&#13;&lt;br/&gt;HEIGHT = 10.75 inches&#13;&lt;br/&gt;WIDTH = 18.75 inches&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;When buying online, it is hard to gauge the size. If you&#039;re trying to determine which size monitor you want I&#039;d advise making a mockup with paper. Even after visiting a store, you may not be certain how large it will be on your desk.&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;This is just for approximation. But with the numbers I&#039;ve listed you could find the size of other monitors you may be looking at using a simple Algebraic ratio equation. For instance, to find the width of a 17 inch monitor:&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;18.75/21.37  = X/17&#13;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;In the above equation, you cross-multiply, so 17 multipled by 18.75 = 21.37X.&#13;&lt;br/&gt;Except, to make it more accurate you should use whatever the listed diagonal is and multiply by it 21.37 ÷ 22, which is roughly .971. &#13;&lt;br/&gt;</description>
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<p>This monitor can be used for any purpose. I&#8217;ve tested Crysis and other demanding games on it, and there is no problem with the monitor&#8217;s refresh rate, 60hz. It is usually suggested to use a CRT for gaming, but with newer LCDs I can&#8217;t see any degrade in performance/appearance (especially with a good brand). Games look great in this HD monitor. Unable to test Blu-Ray, but with Amazon&#8217;s In-Demand HD movies, I played a sample, and it looked pretty good. Also tested other Hi-Resolution files, and they are very good looking. For viewing movies, normal DVDs just look good enough, seems to be on par with other LCDs.&#13;</p>
<p>Concerning DVD quality, it has more to do with the DVD encoding and their native resolution, rather than the monitor. For example, a DVD I tested only had 640&#215;480 resolution, that is fairly low and when upscaled, you can see a lot of compression and artifacts. The problem is amplified by the fact it is a computer monitor, and you are typically a foot or so away, and the compression/artifacts can be seen even more so. CRT and normal CRT TV&#8217;s will probably look better concerning normal DVDs. &#13;</p>
<p>Comes with VGA and DVI cables, driver CD. &#13;</p>
<p>The stand is very easy to attach, you don&#8217;t even need a screwdriver or tools. There is a built in &#8220;KEY&#8221; that turns and locks it in place. Monitor can be tilted UP/DOWN. If if needs to go LEFT/RIGHT, just move it as you would any TV/Monitor.&#13;</p>
<p>Dead-Pixels? NO&#13;<br />Burn-in? NO&#13;<br />Ghosting? NO&#13;</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve had no problems with this monitor. Owned for over 1 month.&#13;</p>
<p>SIZE&#13;<br />&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8211;&#13;</p>
<p>All widescreen monitors are measured by their Diagonal. So this 22-Inch monitor will have a 22-Inch diagonal.&#13;</p>
<p>I measured the actual screen size (not the frame), so in reality it is a little smaller than advertised.&#13;</p>
<p>My Measurements:&#13;</p>
<p>DIAGONAL = 21.37 inches (21.36878565)&#13;<br />HEIGHT = 10.75 inches&#13;<br />WIDTH = 18.75 inches&#13;</p>
<p>When buying online, it is hard to gauge the size. If you&#8217;re trying to determine which size monitor you want I&#8217;d advise making a mockup with paper. Even after visiting a store, you may not be certain how large it will be on your desk.&#13;</p>
<p>This is just for approximation. But with the numbers I&#8217;ve listed you could find the size of other monitors you may be looking at using a simple Algebraic ratio equation. For instance, to find the width of a 17 inch monitor:&#13;</p>
<p>18.75/21.37  = X/17&#13;</p>
<p>In the above equation, you cross-multiply, so 17 multipled by 18.75 = 21.37X.&#13;<br />Except, to make it more accurate you should use whatever the listed diagonal is and multiply by it 21.37 ÷ 22, which is roughly .971. &#13;</p>
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		<title>By: Osgood</title>
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		<dc:creator>Osgood</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2009 09:27:25 +0000</pubDate>
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Medium priced monitor. Colors and texture are excellent as typical for Dell monitors, &quot;Full high definition&quot;, although implies some rewarding qualities, actually means 1920x1080 pixel count (20.5x12 inch in this case).  These dimensions feel a bit weird when used as computer monitor, and it is surely not a gaming monitor. It is fixed as only 60Hz refresh rate, which is a barely acceptable frequency for many users, and it is not good for software developers or an accounting office where work is done on a white background.  Recommend this monitor for Photoshop users or imaging.&#13;&lt;br/&gt;</description>
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<p>Medium priced monitor. Colors and texture are excellent as typical for Dell monitors, &#8220;Full high definition&#8221;, although implies some rewarding qualities, actually means 1920&#215;1080 pixel count (20.5&#215;12 inch in this case).  These dimensions feel a bit weird when used as computer monitor, and it is surely not a gaming monitor. It is fixed as only 60Hz refresh rate, which is a barely acceptable frequency for many users, and it is not good for software developers or an accounting office where work is done on a white background.  Recommend this monitor for Photoshop users or imaging.&#13;</p>
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		<title>By: Ryker</title>
		<link>http://toptvsreviewed.com/142/dell-s2209w-22-inch-lcd-widescreen-monitor/comment-page-1/#comment-56</link>
		<dc:creator>Ryker</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2009 07:35:54 +0000</pubDate>
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I decided on this monitor because of its small pixel size (.24~) compared to others, in the hope that the Text would pop clearly on the screen. In this I am not disappointed. I can read all of my email just fine and very clear and crisp. Also suprisingly my outlook email now shows folder layouts on the left, the list of email headers , then the preview screen which accomodates a full browser page, then the to do list summary... all on this one screen due to its width.  I admit the monitor sort of looks stretched horizontally, but I find it extrememly useful.  It can show 2 browser windows side by side no problem.  So far I am very happy. I also use photoshop elements as a hobby and the pictures look great.  Not sure about color management settings, etc, but I know that there are expensive monitors with those attributes.  I hope my printouts come close to what I see.  I took the chance by going inexpensive.  But I&#039;ll find out in time..really haven&#039;t done enough with that yet to tell..   Would recommend to a friend , especially ones that use it mostly for text, data, and web browsing.
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<p>I decided on this monitor because of its small pixel size (.24~) compared to others, in the hope that the Text would pop clearly on the screen. In this I am not disappointed. I can read all of my email just fine and very clear and crisp. Also suprisingly my outlook email now shows folder layouts on the left, the list of email headers , then the preview screen which accomodates a full browser page, then the to do list summary&#8230; all on this one screen due to its width.  I admit the monitor sort of looks stretched horizontally, but I find it extrememly useful.  It can show 2 browser windows side by side no problem.  So far I am very happy. I also use photoshop elements as a hobby and the pictures look great.  Not sure about color management settings, etc, but I know that there are expensive monitors with those attributes.  I hope my printouts come close to what I see.  I took the chance by going inexpensive.  But I&#8217;ll find out in time..really haven&#8217;t done enough with that yet to tell..   Would recommend to a friend , especially ones that use it mostly for text, data, and web browsing.</p>
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