Dell IN2020M 20" Class Widescreen LED Monitor

 (2 customer reviews)

First of all, I wanted to note this...after about 15 minutes of googling this I found my answer.

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE IN2020 AND THE IN2020M IS THIS:

The IN2020 is only VGA.(analog) (Cable included)
The IN2020M is VGA and also DVI. (VGA cable included but DVI cable is not included.)

Ok, for the review, got mine in Staples this week (May 1, 2011) for 119.99. In 2005 I got an LCD that I couldn't deal with. Bothered my eyes so I returned it and got a CRT instead. So I figured that the LED/LCD might be better because they use LED back lighting rather than fluorescent. I'm handling this one much better. I use my computer at night in a dimly lit room so that's what my problem has been. I put on a night light and that improves how it affects my eyes but that may be just me. Anyhow, coming from the 17 inch CRT, I was concerned that I'd loose height. The width is good but I didn't want to loose the height. Didn't. It's about the same...Read more

This is not a bad monitor for the price. I got in on sale for less than $120. I don't think the sale is effective any longer. The colors on this are very good. Text comes in a little fuzzy in my opinion. But for the price I can't complain. Movie performance is flawless. I cannot help to think that the purple colors are a little overly highlighted but maybe it was the movie I was watching (The Corpse Bride). I've only had this monitor for a few hours so I can't really compare it to anything for now. I am not a fan of the shiny black bezel that outlines the screen. I wish they could have made it from the same finish as the stand which is more of a matte style. This monitor is plenty wide. I upgraded from a 7 year old Dell 1704 FPTv square lcd so I am still getting used to this new 16:9 format. I am using it with a Mac mini and the monitor connected immediately. I am not sure if I am using the correct cable. It's the single link DVI-D format. While it does fit the connector, I can't help...Read more