saturday also deliver, until 1pm only, they called me today saying tomorrow will deliver mine

That's why getting only 20" is sufficient. Wasting money getting 22" coz the optimum resolution is the same.

i loled reading your post. 20" at 1680x1050 is perfectly clear, and those claims of font being too small is just so funny!!!    As a matter of fact, that is the way it should be, 30" at 2560x1600, 24" at 1920x1200, 20" at 1680x1050, 19" at 1440x900 - And those 4 resolutions at their respective size has the same font size. 22" at the same resolution of 20" is just pure ugly, blurry and unsharp. I looked at the 22" dell at fair yesterday and i almost puke of the quality, viewing angle is terrible! I shifted to the right a little and the big color change is so obvious! It is nothing but a value product, nothing to be excited at all about the quality of the unit. At the end of the day, if it is not about the excellent dell warranty, dell 22" is just a big screen low quality product at a cheap price. it is popular not because of the quality, but because of being the cheapest 22" money can buy. And that's the FACT!

1600 X 1050 text is smaller but sharp
i gonna be blind to see that small text

wat phone no for replacement of Dell LCD ?

mine got problems ....

19" x2 already make me pening..

24" x2 = juling mata..

anyone know any good lcd color calibration software?

Hello peeps! Got my 22" Dell.

Happy with it but why izzit TOO bright? Izzit because im using Analog connection and GeForce2? (Waiting for 6600GT to arrive)?

I set to the highest resolution, 1680x1050.

Thx.

Its better now but pic quality not that nice. Maybe analog la. I dunno. Will wait for my 6600GT.

Update:

LOL! I xcidently set my contrast to 100

which dell LCD support tv-out function ?

my bro plan to get 1 for his ps2 and pc ......

may i know whats the difference between 6bit and 8bit?

Yes, personally tested it before. 720p movies will still cause artifacts and pixelation using 22". The one you should look for when watching movies is only Full HD 1080p to get total perfection movie. 

ASUS PG221U

Spec:
Contast ratio 2000:1
Response time 2ms
Brightness 320 cd/m²
TN panel
Integrated subwoofer  <------- I LOL!
Inputs: Composite A/V, S-Video and YPbPR with up to 1080i/p 
Comes with USB hub + build in webcam

For normal use sure i set my brightness to 90 contrast 75. But to take a photo of my monitor if brightness no set to 0 the monitor in picture will come out 'ultrabright'   For the monitor design,i think that is depends on personal preferences,cant judge on that 

AFAIK, the thing that is not good about TN panel is because of the bad viewing angle. Meaning, if you are looking at the LCD from the sides, you will see the images to be quite blur..

So if I view directly should be no problem right? The colours okay?

By the way, everyone seems to recommend Dell, but what about Viewsonic and BenQ? Both of them also around that price

Can cancel order from Dell? Any extra charges?

I'm thinking of ordering today, and it's cheaper tomorrow... I'll cancel my order and then order again

Every Dell Entry Level LCD monitor are sure to have backlight bleeding. Mine has but not serious.

hey hey hey
guys help me...
where i can get lcd screen protector
like thin layer of transparency...
pm me thnx

This widescreen thread has gone from being a thread about widescreen monitors to a thread about "HELP I don't know how to use the dell website"