This good-looking, stylish 22-inch widescreen monitor offers perfect picture quality. But it's very expensive, mainly when you think that other 22-inch displays can be set up for $350 or else a lesser amount of.

In our tests, the P221w showed good-looking color along with sharp, easy-to-read content, still at small font sizes. It also handled our action tests with assurance, screening careless blurring. NEC gears this display to specific uses such as graphic design, as well as many of the controls in the on-screen display positively are designed at alteration of the screen. For example, you can make guide adjustments to the monitor's red, green, as well as blue levels separately.

The P221w also presents hardware calibration, with a remarkable further that will possibly plead photographers as well as others who may desire to correct the whitepoint or gamma curve. NEC also sells calibration application with the P221w--the application allows extra superior adjustments to the monitor. The screen spins around as well as adjusts effortlessly, and the unit's soft black finish would charm any desk quite adequately. The P221w includes DVI along with VGA ports for hooking it up to a computer, but it lacks mutually HDMI as well as DisplayPort connections.

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