Product/Link: Dell's Ultra Sharp 2001 FP 20.1" monitor Synopsis: Sharp screen(.255mm dot pitch), small footprint (25"X17.6"X9.6"), adjustable(landscape/portrait modes/height adjustable), wide viewing angle, analog and digital inputs, 4 USB ports, supported by Dell. Requirements: A PC. Price: $749.00 at Dell. Keep an eye out for Dell rebates and sales. Rating: Easy on the eyes. Comment: If you're thinking a 20" monitor is too large for your desktop, you might be mistaken. This Dell is wider but not much taller than my Dell 17" monitor. The border around the 20" screen is very narrow. Note the border width. This monitor is sharp. It handles both graphics and text extremely well. Maximum resolution up to 1600x1200. With a contrast radio of 400:1 and a 0.255mm pixel pitch this screen is easy on the eyes. But don't take our word for it, check out these review sites: Epinion reviews or C/net reviews or PC World rates the Dell 19" Pretty Cool. This monitor is very adjustable. It tilts, it swivels, it adjusts vertically. But it also rotates from landscape(horizontal) to portrait(vertical). In portrait mode you'll see more of a typical Web page. In Word you'd get a better feel for the layout of your document. If your graphics card doesn't support portrait mode you can install Pivot Pro software to make it work. Good old Dell Other neat stuff: It's attractive, it has four available USB 2.0 ports, a wide viewing angle of 176° horizontal and vertical and the front panel controls are almost intuitive. It's also nice to have the Dell warranty and support - just in case. Check Out Last Month's Newsletter Copyright © 1996- thepocket.com