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I was very surprised at the high quality of the stitching, the sturdiness of the handles and the padding for my laptop. The price is amazingly low and the look is very good. I am quite happy with this purchase. It fit my MacBook Pro perfectly, with a little bit of room to spare.
Solution: Positive Review
Why? This rating is correct based on this review provided by the user as they liked the product very much and they were surprised that product is so good.

New input: I had wanted to purchase a larger monitor. My vision isn't as good as it was years ago (I'm getting more and more far sighted). I'm now using TWO monitors on my computer which gives me screen real estate. I had a 19\" 1440x900 monitor and a 22\" 1680x1050. I intended to replace the smaller one with a 24-27\".<br />Actually, I was drooling over those 1440P or 1600P displays. The Korean 1440P 27\" units can be had for about $300, but just how GOOD are they?<br /><br />I did some research found many rave reviews for the Dell U2412M. At about $275 shipped it's a reasonable buy. Yes you can get a 24\" 1080P TN monitor for about half the price. What you will end up with is a stripped down TV set panel. In fact, you could probably just go to Costco and buy a Visio full HD TV and use the darn thing as a monitor for even fewer bucks.<br /><br />A computer wide screen monitor should be in a 16:10 format, not 16:9 IMHO. That extra height makes working on text documents in MS word (or Libre Office) easier as you can see more of the page. I was too used to the computer based screen ratio to put a TV set on my desk. The Dell U2412 is about the most affordable monitor in this format.<br /><br />If you read the reviews you might come across with the idea that this unit isn't perfect. Well nothing is. Technically it doesn't have the fullest color rendition, and if you need PERFECT color you might find fault here. I've viewed photos taken with my Panasonic G3 on this monitor and flesh tones are correct with good contrast. I haven't tried to set the color balance yet, all I've done is fool around with the contrast and brightness settings. I'm not a professional photographer though, so take this with a grain of salt.<br /><br />After ordering this monitor I found out about a controversy involving panel version numbers. Yes, mine is version A00 with a recent 2013 date code. I don't know what Dell is doing with the version codes, it may reflect where they are buying the panels, and they may have changed suppliers many times in recent history, only to go back to the original source. Who knows? I can't see any dead or stuck pixels, there is no yellow tint or any other kind of defect visible to my eyes. The unit was packed in a very ingeniously designed cardboard insert. Some reviewers have complained about this, preferring the older method of molded white foam packing. Well the cardboard is \"greener\" and made of renewable material. That foam is made from petrochemicals, in other words OIL. I prefer the cardboard.<br /><br />So far I've had this monitor for under a week. It's brighter and crisper than the 22\" AOC that is now sitting to the left of it as my secondary screen. If I had an extra $275 to spend, I'd buy a second U2412M to replace the AOC in a heartbeat.<br /><br />Cons? Well it came with a single link DVI cable that is a bit too short for my setup and I'll probably end up buying an after market 8' cable.<br /><br />Some would call the lack of built in speakers or an HDMI input a con. Really? If you want those, then go get an HDTV and use THAT as a monitor. This is a COMPUTER monitor. DVI and Display Port connections are what are in vogue here. Yeah some computers DO come with HDMI outputs, but those are probably intended for HTPC use. I have a good pair of full range wall mount speakers hooked up to a 30 watt per channel amp for my computer sound system. I don't need a pair of two by nothing speakers in the monitor!
Solution:
Positive Review