2005fpw

I ordered mine on monday, came tuesday!
Problems though:
1.Ordered new, they sent a refurbished.
2.Scratch on the bezel between the dell logo and lcd faint but goes for about 11'
3.I get a photoshop pop up from photo shop saying "The monitor profile dell 2005fpw color profile, appears to be defective. Please rerun your monitor calibration software"
No software came with the monitor.
4. No manual
Let me know how it goes for you. What do you think about the photo shop error?
Matt

That is a great price!@!@!

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And the sign says "You got to have a membership card to get inside" Huh
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...*wanders in, looking for victims*...

I don't only break your heart, I also break your pelvis

Check the graphics card section. Go say hi to Kinney, now called GAME.

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...*wanders out again*...

I don't only break your heart, I also break your pelvis

Im not familiar with this one, I take it that this is a very good LCD?

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Is the Bezel thin on this monitor? Ive thought about using two LCD's side by side but I would need to find a model that was as thin as possible.

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<A HREF="http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000743028430/" target="_new"> Awesome indeed!!! </A>

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I just ordered a 1905FP for my wife for $368+tax and was just about to plop down $508+tax for the 2001FP for myself, but now I'm curious about the 2005FPW for the same price.

I have a widescreen 1680x1050 on my Dell Inspiron 8600 notebook and I really like the width but sometimes wouldn't mind if it was a few pixels taller.

I need the best possible picture for photos and videos without consideration of the response time (which I believe to be similar for both). How do you think the PQ of the 1680x1050 widescreen of the 2005FPW compares to the PQ of the 1600x1200 standard screen of the 2001FP?

My wife would prefer that I get a lower profile widescreen because of my monitor being in front of a window, but I really like working in 1600x<b>1200</b>. Looking into the future a few years, I expect more and more monitors will be coming out widescreen. Is it worth it to trade some of vertical resolution for horizontal resolution on a desktop PC or will it be a while before it becomes a clear-cut winner?

Thanks,

Tim