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This is a 1920X1200, the extra pixels are great for YT videos where the controls and title go over and above the video. Also gives you extra lines for your programming IDE to see the console or extra code at the bottom. Perfect if you split the screen with different apps. Many brand new monitors sold today have 1080p. More inputs than you would ever need, even component video to use with older equipment. Could make a great second TV for a Cable box. This monitor is supposedly true color, covering the entire color gamut, so if you are doing Photoshop work you would have to spend much more to get this new. At the time it was manufactured(in 2010) it was one of the best displays money could buy. Still gives many new displays a run for the money. It is heavy, and because of the color accuracy it takes more power, 45-50W even on a low setting. It is CCFL which could be more desirable than LED in some cases. Nice matte display. Read full review
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I love the Dell U2410! It's a relatively high-end graphics monitor that's been around a while; mine are both more than ten years old. I use dual monitors, both U2410s, and they match well for sharpness and color. This is my third one. I really like the extra USB and memory card ports.
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Got here rather quickly. A bit bukly ans heavy. But has several display options and stand. Fits right in to my battle station at home
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Great Monitor Very Bright
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One of the highest quality monitors I’ve ever used
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