Sometime in the last several months this monitor (DVI) and its HDMI sister, w2207H, were discontinued, and in the States are available only from non dealers or as reburbished models, the latter including some that are new but for contractual reasons have to be sold unbranded (the HP label removed).

I write because there is something to be noted about the June 2007 review of the w2007. It's not stated which panel the review model contained. One of the things that got me wondering was that later reviews were more enthusiastic about the w2207H, which seems to have been released in early to mid 2008. In particular, two reviews of the 2207 in PC World, one published in October 2007 (DVI) and the other (HDMI) in June 2008, reported substantially different performance scores (76 vs. 84, respectively), although they were evaluated by pretty much the same panel of judges. While sample-to-sample variation occurs, this time the likely explanation, according to my industry source, was that early panels were mostly or entirely made by Innolux, while the later ones were made by LG and Samsung. I've noticed Samsung referenced in a few of the later reviews. The upshot is that the mostly positive review by PRAD probably understates the performance quality of the later 2207s. As far as I know, both the w2207 and w2007H are the same monitor, differing only in the digital port, DVI or HDMI.