I just bought the Dell 2409W n so far to me it's great..
Color n image is top notch to me.. I have tested playing games like GRID n Assassin Creed at reso of 1920*1080 2x AA n it works flawlessly..
Haven't tested with any FPS games though.. but i did read someone in the forum playing crysis on it and says it great too..
I didn't notice any lagging issues or any color leaking too.. Sooo i would give a double thumbs up to this lcd..
Worth every penny to me, the only gripe i have is that i have gone too accustomed to my old 19" ultrasharp with it swivel n turn stand makes me wish that this LCd has the same kind of stand too..

I ordered it just around merdeka and they delivered it to me yesterday..
Talk about service
I'm not sure about the revision coz i'm still in the office but i'll ceheck on it when i get home ler..
Oh yer watching HD video's on it is just lovely too.. I tested it with a 720p video i downloaded from the net..
Couldn't test the HDMI though coz i don't have any HDMI player or anything..

Are you sure the S2409W has HDMI? It has DVI-D and VGA only, of course you can just buy a HDMI-DVI cable just fine.

But thats the qualm I'm having about this monitor, I connect my PS3 directly via HDMI and PC via DVI. I don't want to switch every single time.
As I replied to hikaru_X, The S2409W is about as good of a 24" you can get on a native res of 1920x1080. So, if you can overlook the fact that it doesn't have an extra HDMI port and don't want to look into BenQ's E2400 and M2400, then go for it. But considering you are picking it up at the end of the year, wouldn't hurt to keep an eye out for the BenQ monitors I explained.

BenQ's G2400W is going for RM990 at the moment, but doesn't have 1:1 pixel mapping and isn't natively 1080p, so stretching and cropping will occur definitely.