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By Eric Franklin, CNET.com on 20 April 2009 05:34 PM
Tags: dell g2410, bright, osd, energy, monitor, colour, backlight, screen
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It's a great looking monitor... BUT! Has a major design flaw. Ambient light sensor when engaged causes 'flickering' - brightness randomly changes up and down.
The good: Lovely monitor, great colour and deep blacks. Power saving 'ambient light sensor' mode is unuseable thou.
The bad: Have a look at this thread, where DELL claim that 'flickering' is NORMAL. What a croc! http://en.community.dell.com/forums/p/19272263/19482088.aspx#19482088