#Dell p2213 driver windows 10 full#

The OSD follows Dell's stellar, label-free design last seen on the Dell SX2210. On the left side of the panel sit two USB downstream ports, and on the back next to the VGA port sit one upstream and two additional USB downstream ports. We consider Dell's choice of DisplayPort over HDMi a misstep, since there are few devices that use DisplayPort, and most game consoles, DVRs, and DVD/Blu-ray players have HDMI connections. Strangely, there is no HDMI connection, which is a mainstay on most monitors. Accessing the connections proved difficult, as they mostly rest behind the stand however, pivoting the display makes access a lot easier. It also swivels left and right about 45 degrees and tilts back about 25 degrees.Дell includes DVI, VGA, and DisplayPort connection options. The panel can pivot to the left 90 degrees, which is useful if you prefer portrait mode. We saw only minimal wobbling when we knocked the display from the sides but with such a long and flat footstand, you'd really have to knock hard to topple it, even with the panel height extended to its fullest.

The distance from the bottom of the bezel to the desktop is 1.2 inches. The height of the panel is adjustable by 4 inches. The rectangular footstand measures 11 inches wide and 7.25 inches deep.

The panel measures 20.2 inches long-average for a monitor of this screen size.

#Dell p2213 driver windows 10 full#

The panel is 1.25 inches deep (most 22-inch models we've tested have a panel depth of more than an inch, also) however, the back of the display, which houses the backlight, connection options, and ventilation system, extends another 1.5 inches, bringing the full monitor depth to about 2.75 inches. The middle of the bottom bezel has a slightly raised, silver Dell logo on it. The bezel measures a short 0.6 inch long on all sides. It's plainly designed with angular features and a matte black finish. The 22-inch Dell P2210 looks a lot like the G2210 from the front.