Hewlett Packard w2207 22 inch Monitor

Pros: Size. Picture Quality. Even better with my new HP computer.
Cons: Software. The built in Speakers.

Some Opening Stats HP 22” widescreen monitor flat panel LCD 1,000:1 contrast rate 1680 by 1050 resolution 300 cd/m2 brightness 5-millisecond response digital/analog input About all I understand of the above is the 22-inch figure. I ...

Pros: Brightview screen, rotate feature, 1000:1 contrast, 5ms response time, stand, price
Cons: lack of inputs and only one true resolution setting

The bigger brother to the w2007 and the monitor that I ended up keeping for my home use. This 22 inch monitor with it's bright view screen, 5ms response time, and 1000:1 contrast ratio this monitor produces gorgeous imagery. However this ...

Pros: So many. Read below.
Cons: Requires more space than you think, pedestal not sufficiently weighted, glossy screen causes glare

I recently purchased an HP w2207 wide-screen flat panel monitor as a little gift to myself. I have to say, if not for some relatively minor flaws, this monitor would be a perfect 10. Screen: The screen is big and bright and beautiful. The ...

Pros: Bright, glossy screen, adjustable stand, easy adjustment
Cons: Glossy screen attracts dust.

I have a mid to high end computer that I use for gaming. Having had a 19" Samsung, I think it was time for me to upgrade to a decent 22" that can do 1680x1050 in games. I picked this monitor up off TigerDirect.com for around $250.00, after looking at ...

Pros: EXCELLENT value and PORTRAIT MODE is GREAT if you can get proper software
Cons: u will get used to the Big Easy seductive comfort

i got bad eyes, thanks to crt s. last year, as my eyes were melting went to check out the batch of 17 and 19 inch LCD screens to attach to my xp machine. most were cheap and big brand names, BUT. only a few were sharp enough or colors good ...

Pros: Linux compatible, great screen clarity, fun extras (monitor pivot), good color saturation.
Cons: Calibrated a little bright on the auto setting, a couple stuck pixels.

As a computer programmer, I'm very picky about my monitors, and I'm very happy with this one. After years of service from my 19" CRT, I finally had to get a new LCD. I couldn't buy a monitor online, because you can't get a feel for what the screen looks like from specs. I could have picked this monitor from across the room! It stood out from the crowd, and on closer inspection, it still held up. The one thing I look for in a monitor, after a series of cruddy ones at work, is text clarity. If the text is fuzzy on the screen, I keep walking. This monitor had the best clarity in the store, and once I got it home and hooked up the DVI (I didn't bother with the VGA), it looked as good as it did in the store.

So keep your response times, brightness and contrast ratios. If the screen looks good, get it.