Its most glaring problem is its questionable image quality. Unfortunately the E207WFP has more weaknesses than strengths. Its quoted 5ms response time is difficult to verify, but we didn't see any ghosting during fast-moving scenes. The monitor coped well during gameplay, too. Ordinary DVDs looked pretty good, as did still images of our family photos. Its widescreen aspect ratio also makes it ideal for watching movies on. The E207WFP runs at a native widescreen resolution of 1,680x1,050 pixels, which lets you view two A4 Word documents side-by-side - this could seriously improve your office productivity.
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Scrolling up and down is done by pressing the plus and minus buttons, while the menu button doubles as the enter or select button. You can switch the display source between analogue and digital by hitting the left-most button on the front panel, or activate the on-screen display (OSD) menu by hitting the menu button to the right of that.
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This doesn't give you a lot of choice, but we can't grumble since most computers use one or the other, if not both. Dell says the DVI port is HDCP-ready (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection), so the screen won't stop you playing copy-protected movies.Īdjusting the display settings is as straightforward as we'd expect from a PC monitor, though this isn't saying much. The E207WFP comes with just two signal inputs: analogue D-Sub and digital DVI. The stand, meanwhile, is a boomerang-shaped thing with a silver central section.
It has a thin outer bezel finished in matte black, and its controls are sensibly located on the bottom-right side, facing forwards. The design of the monitor is pleasing to the eye. It ships in a relatively small, light box and though it comes in two separate pieces, it's easy to attach the stand to the screen section. The E207WFP makes a good first impression. So does the "increase" in price ruin its appeal or are we looking a gift horse in the mouth? Sadly, Dell has since raised the price of the E207WFP to a fairly hefty £272 - which seems like daylight robbery in comparison to the $260 it charges its US customers.
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