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If anyone is interested in developing the database: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/articles/icc_profiles.htm

1200x1600 and 1600x1200. Two Dell 2007FP.

It does indeed look good. Also saw this today too.

For anyone that ever has the same problem, I solved it by getting a new motherboard and now everything is fine again.

Hello, I have recently built a new system consisting of: Q6600 CPU, Asus P5KC MB, WD 500GB HD, 2 x 2GB Corsair XMS PC3200 DDR2 memory, an old WD IDE HD, GeCube 3850 graphics card (which is only detected in PCI express slot 2, and not 1) Sony DVD rewriter, 450W Corsair PSU, Vista...

Cool. I look forward to seeing the displays. SED looked awesome and was the perfect evolution of CRT technology. I also remember Sony having something similar called FED.

Whatever happened to SED technology that Toshiba and Canon were developing? That was at 1000000:1 a couple of years ago.

Another vote for Dell 2007FP's. I got two refurbished S-IPS (which they guarantee) ones from http://www.sterlingxs.co.uk/scpages/cheapdellultrasharpmonitors.html for £200 each (not inc. delivery) and they are absolutely perfect. They also have an ebay shop you can buy through, too.

The 2007fp is part of the Dell panel lottery, so you might get a S-PVA or S-IPS. If you can, get the seller to check what the Dell one is - if it has the code HN210 in the service menu then it is a S-IPS panel. It is a very good monitor, though.

For the price of two 2208's you could get two refurbished 2007fp's, which are 4:3 rather than widescreen, but the resolution is 1600x1200 and so the picture is much sharper than 1680x1050 on the 2208's. Plus, the 2007's are either S-PVA or S-IPS, so if you check to make sure that the service...

I don't believe 2007FPb is a knock-off; I think it's the original product code. I have two 2007FP's that both say FPb on them, but I am pretty sure they are both s-ips because they have the HN210 code in the service menu.

Hello All, First of all, great forum; I have learnt lots already. But to my question: After weeks (literally) of research I have decided to buy two 20" 1600x1200 (4:3) monitors and I have narrowed it down to two: LG L2000CP or Dell 2007FP. Both are s-ips panels (the Dell is revision a04...