A dedicated button on the monitor's control panel launches picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture functions, and another dedicated button lets you switch between inputs. The menu lets you adjust the usual settings, including brightness, color temperature, and sharpness, and it offers three preset image modes for Desktop, Multimedia, and Gaming use. There's no dedicated exit button, however, which makes it difficult to make your way through the submenus. The menu is set along the monitor's bottom bezel, and each adjustability option has its own submenu you must navigate through each submenu to select settings. The 2407WFP's onscreen menu (OSM) has the same horizontal configuration we saw on the Dell UltraSharp 2007WFP. The and the Samsung SyncMaster 244T come close to the Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP's performance, but they both cost hundreds more and don't come close to matching the Dell's connectivity options or overall bang for the buck. This $949 monitor boasts plentiful features and connections, excellent image quality, and all the adjustability we could ask for in a monitor of this size. The Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP, a 24-inch wide-screen LCD, is another solid entry into Dell's updated UltraSharp monitor line.

Like its UltraSharp siblings, the 2407WFP's cable management is a bit sparse: the display's slender neck has only a simple rectangular cutout through which to thread the cords. Along the left side of the monitor are two more USB 2.0 ports, and a 9-in-2 media card reader. Inputs include one upstream and two downstream USB 2.0 ports, DVI-D and VGA (analog) signal inputs, a 12-volt audio jack for connecting an optional Dell Sound Bar speaker, plus composite, component, and S-Video ports for connecting a VCR or DVD player. The display's inputs, located on the back of the monitor, are easy to access, especially when the monitor is in its portrait position. All adjustments are easy to make, though when you're pivoting or swiveling the monitor, the base tends to wobble slightly. You can pivot this display between landscape and portrait modes, tilt the panel about 20 degrees forward and 5 back, swivel it 45 degrees left and right, and raise the panel about 4 inches.

The Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP's design follows that of the other UltraSharp monitors, including its simple black-and-silver color scheme.

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