Reviewing monitors is always a hard task as there are many different factors that go into them and a lot of the time it is really personal choice in the end. As you already know, the Dell monitor is a 24-Inch Widescreen LCD, it is full of great features and not only that, it also has a number of good connections on the monitor so that you are not just stuck with computing, you could attach a HD-Box or even an Xbox 360 directly to it via DVI or though Component video. There are other great monitors on the market, but for both quality and connections, the Dell really pushes itself in front.

As with some of the previous Dell monitors, this one has its simple but nice looking Black and Silver colour scheme. You can move the display from Landscape to Portrait modes and tilt the panel forward and back, as well as moving the display left and right by 45 degrees. The inputs on the display are located at the back of the monitor. They are pretty easy to access when the monitor is put into portrait position. The inputs themselves are the following. One upstream and two downstream USB 2.0 ports, DVD-D and VGA inputs, 12-volt audio jack for connecting an optional Dell speaker. You also have Composite, Component and S-Video connections too. At the left side of the monitor you have two more USB 2.0 ports and a 9-in-2 media card reader, which works very well by the way. The only downside to all these connections is trying to hide the cables, as the monitor could benifit from something around the back to keep them as tidy as possible.