MONITOR REVIEW

Dell UltraSharp 1905FP review

General
Monitor type:	flat panel
Display technology:	TFT (active matrix)
On-screen controls:	clock, power on/off, phase, contrast, brightness, H/V position, input select, color balance
Features:	VESA mounting arm/wall connector, rotating landscape/portrait screen
Dimensions (W x H x D):	41.5 x 21.7 x 55.0 cm
Weight:	7 kg
Extras:	4 downstream, 1 upstream USB connectors; optional speakers
Display size:	19 in

Image
Native resolution:	1280 x 1024 pixels
Brightness:	250 cd/m2
Contrast ratio:	1 : 800
Pixel size (dot pitch):	0.294 mm
Vertical viewing angle (max):	170 °
Horizontal viewing angle (max):	170 °
Pixel response time:	20 ms

Video input
Digital video input:	DVI-D
Analogue video signal:	RGB
Analogue video input:	mini-D-Sub (15-pin)

Power
Compliant standards:	;

System requirements / software
Software included:	rotating landscape/portrait screen

Service & support
Standard warranty:	3 years

Overview

Dell UltraSharp 1905FP

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Editors rating: 8.2

Verdict

This 19in. LCD has all the right features: adjustability, excellent image quality and extras such as USB ports. All that, plus a reasonable price, makes the Dell UltraSharp 1905FP a winner.

Typical price

£ 255

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