Strange, I got mine on the 3rd days right after I ordered it via internet. Delivery is fast and efficient. Received the unit and condition is excellent without dead/stuck pixels.

This post has been edited by Thrust: Jun 23 2007, 08:13 AM

I ordered just last week which was on sunday. Dated 10th of June 07.

This post has been edited by Thrust: Jun 23 2007, 04:28 PM

I don't think you will need to update any VGA driver at first. Just hook up your monitor and your VGA card will display the native resolution of your monitor. I switched from Samsung 172x to E228WFP without updating the VGA driver. Don't worry nonadoes, it will be a smooth transition. Just plug, play and view

I am using DELL E288WFP. I just noticed today that there was an ant running inside my LCD panel Anyone faces the same problem?

It's not DELL's fault. I've been using the monitor for quite sometimes already. The ant is still alive and fortunately it went away I guess most likely its the design flaw whereby they did not seal the LCD panel tight to prevent ants from crawling into the panel. Never faced such problem with my old samsung 172x.

Where can I find my service tag code for DELL E228WFP LCD Monitor?

This post has been edited by Thrust: Jul 29 2007, 08:43 PM

[quote=ckkean,Jul 29 2007, 10:59 PM]
OMG...Thats horrible. So did the ant still stay inside the screen or gone out already?

Gone out already. But I think he'll be back

In order to prevent ants from entering the LCD panel, I've sticked double sided tape on the monitor's cables and stand. Hope if there are creepy crawler that wants to crawl inside my monitor will get stuck by the tape

Well. its ok. It is better to remove the double sided tape once in awhile rather than having an ant moving around inside your LCD panel screen

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