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Dell 2405FPW UltraSharp 24" Widescreen LCD Monitor

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brianbird's recommendation

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As a New Yorker with very little desk space, this monitor rivals CRT displays with great contrast ratio. At 24 inches, it is the perfect size for a designer –without the clunkiness of a dual-monitor setup. Plus, it’s great for watching movies. (via Dell)

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Updated May 16, 2006

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xman16trs' recommendation

AWESOME

ALL THE MONITOR ONE WILL EVER NEED.

Updated Jun 18, 2008

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Eliot's recommendation

Need to get stuff done? You need more inches! MOAR! Window shuffling is for chumps anyway. Oh, you should get no less than two.

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John_and_Rose's recommendation

I have two 19" LCD monitors and they do indeed take a lot of space on my desk - I do like the look and clarity of this widescreen monitor. It's going on my wish list for sure. (via brianbird)

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Updated Nov 8, 2006

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philedmunds' recommendation

Ultra sharp, clear, and great resolution. It even feels good quality. Definitely recommend this. (via Amazon.com)

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Updated May 20, 2007

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jonknee's recommendation

I used this screen along with a laptop and it really makes a difference in my workflow. I can have two browser windows open side by side, or more often by editor and the website I'm editing. There are a bunch of inputs and you can easily hook up more than one computer (one with DVI and one with VGA for example). It also has a built-in USB hub which makes for one less thing you need cluttering up your desk.

I chose this model over Apple's 23" display because it has a better warranty (3-years versus 1-year) and was significantly cheaper. Not only is it cheaper, it has better brightness and contrast too.