the only downside is the 8ms response time.. but lets hope that it doesnt cause a major problem when gaming and movie

i haven't received a word from DELL ever since I asked for warranty a week ago~ just got an auto-response e-mail and that's it~ anyway, 5ms from my ST2210 isn't enough responsive enough for movies~ I'm a newbie at monitors but I seriously see that high resolution .avi movies are much better (although yes, they are compressed) than in pixel quality as compared to the DVDs I bought and this should be due to screen size~ the downloadable movies have smaller screen size, thus, the chance to have more pixels in that small area of screen~

I've tried to search for a comparison shootout for ST2210/ST2410 against others but couldn't find one~ this is my first LCD and after a 2-days tour at PC Fair and comparing it with my current ST2210, I'd say that the colour quality is average only (probably due to those panels at PC Fair being IPS or plasma), backlight bleeding is minimal but occurs at the sides (can't see any bleeding at all at PC Fair, so can't compare), and the 5ms is irritating me, although I've no chance to compare responsiveness towards others~ all in all, DELL wins when it comes to bang for bucks, I'd rather save up for an IPS panel when it gets cheap~

please guide me if I'm wrong, my write-ups here are only opinions since I know nothing about LCD until I joined the Hardware section 2 weeks ago~ I still get irritated with the 5ms... 

just need to calibrate according to lagom.nl

only difference I notice with ST and U series after calibration is the saturation~ ST2210 after calibration looks much better but U series take out of the box already calibrated accurately~

no prob, i'll go back and screenshot~

if i'm looking for best lcd,means i have to consider the panel type and choose IPS panel rite? bcos i'm planning to rplace mine( now using Samsung 2233SW 21.5") . i work with graphics and picture editing mainly and 2ndly for gaming(PS3)