Dell UltraSharp 2001FP 20.1-inch Flat Panel LCD Monitor

Product Description:
Utilizing an Active Matrix TFT LCD, the DellTM UltraSharpTM 2001FP Flat Panel Monitor displays sharp and brilliant images of text and graphics with a maximum resolution of up to 1600x1200 pixels. While its higher contrast ratio generates sharper, crisper lines and images, the wider viewing angle allows you to view the screen from various positions without compromising image quality. The DellTM 2001FP features analog as well as digital (DVI) capabilities, providing connection flexibility. Apart from one upstream and 4 downstream USB ports, this display also features S-Video and Composite Video connectors. The slim bezel design of the monitor saves valuable work space. The combination of advanced LCD technology and the range of added features makes the UltraSharpTM 2001FP the perfect display for any user.

Average customer rating:

Don't get me started...
Functional design, nice big screen, good gaming performance.

Dell UltraSharp 2001FP 20.1-inch Flat Panel LCD Monitor

Manufacturer: Dell Computers
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Clear, sharp images at a maximum resolution of up to 1600x1200 pixels
Wide viewing angle of 176° horizontal and vertical
Digital DVI-D and Analog inputs
Advanced design well-suited for environments where space is at a premium
Dell-branded monitors are designed to our exacting quality standards and meet or exceed relevant industry standards

ASIN: B000BMBUAQ

Product Description

Utilizing an Active Matrix TFT LCD, the Dell UltraSharp 2001FP Flat Panel Monitor displays sharp and brilliant images of text and graphics with a maximum resolution of up to 1600x1200 pixels. While its higher contrast ratio generates sharper, crisper lines and images, the wider viewing angle allows you to view the screen from various positions without compromising image quality. The Dell 2001FP features analog as well as digital (DVI) capabilities, providing connection flexibility. Apart from one upstream and 4 downstream USB ports, this display also features S-Video and Composite Video connectors. The slim bezel design of the monitor saves valuable work space. The combination of advanced LCD technology and the range of added features makes the UltraSharp 2001FP the perfect display for any user.

Customer Reviews:

Don't get me started..........2007-06-17

Wonderful monitor while it lasted. Owned it for 2 1/2 years and recently croaked. Went off warranty after the first year because I bought it with a new Dell computer and that is what the PC is warrantied for. I was hoping to get 4 years of use out of this monitor.
A green wide stripe appeared on the left side of the screen. I hooked the monitor to a laptop and had the same problem. Then I ran the self check where you watch the box move around the screen and this green block of lines appeared there too. Croaked.
I'll never buy any model of Dell Ultrasharp again.

Functional design, nice big screen, good gaming performance........2006-05-04

On the surface, the 2001FP clearly has the edge. It's got a generous 20.1-inch viewable area with a 1600x1200 resolution, a handsome midnight-gray enclosure with silver accents, and an ultra-flexible neck that lets you not only tilt the screen forward and back, but rotate it to a portrait orientation (any videocard worth owning will let you configure the content on your display accordingly). Another benefit of the 2001FP's physical agility is that you can easily access the bounty of inputs that reside on the monitor's underside: DVI, VGA, S-Video, and Composite-Video-all at your disposal and ready to accept a variety of video signals. A picture-in-picture option lets you watch content from two different video sources - say, your PC and a TV - at the same time. Furthermore, the 2001FP can double as a four-port USB hub as long as it's connected to a USB port on your PC.

DisplayMate was the 2001FP's final hurdle. Here, Dell's monitor fared somewhere between the VGA-only PL170 and Samsung's 172X in the app's highly exacting image scripts. On the grayscale ramps, the 2001FP had more trouble at the darker end of the spectrum, where subtle differences in tone were harder to discern than at the lighter end. But, overall, the 2001FP performed well and text reproduction was laudable even in a serif font. In other words, I feel confident recommending this monitor for the vast majority of desktop chores.

With all of the 2001FP's fine features, its proven ability to withstand the rigors of gaming, and a reasonable price tag for its size, it's an undeniable value for desktop users and an obvious winner in my book.

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