Regarding a review at Dell.com

A few weeks ago on 7/6/13 I left a review on the Dell S2440L and was curious as to the status of my reveiw. I had first inquired via 'chat' The contents are as follows

That brief conversation had brought me here to the forums where I am continuing my search for the missing review.  My review may not have been anything 'spectacular' but I did put my time into it, and I don't appreciate it being wasted, especially without any notification which seems like a total lack of customer care. The review is as follows just in case it was "lost" or cannot be retrieved for whatever reason.

!!!!-IMPORTANT-!!!
IF YOU USE AN NVIDIA GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) YOU MUST ENABLE "CyCbCr444" INSTEAD OF "RGB" IN THE "NVIDIA CONTROL PANEL" UNDER "DESKTOP COLOR SETTINGS", OTHERWISE THE COLORS WILL BE WASHED OUT AND THE CONTRAST WILL BE MINIMAL (Black=Grey)
 Also if text/pictures look too sharp, then turn off "Image Enhance".

Now then on to the good stuff ^_^

DISPLAY:
This Monitor is fantastic in a light controlled environment. The screen is very glossy due to the Glass surface, this makes the color and contrast much better than the matte panels because the light isn't being diffused by an anti glare coating before reaching your eye. Just be sure that you aren't going to put this in a sun room, or in an area where a "source of light" will be able to shine directly onto It and into your Field of View (FOV) because the panel will reflect the source like a mirror. There is no reason to ever dismiss a product due to poor implementation by the user.

This uses a "VA" or "Vertical Alignment" panel which provides much better color, contrast, and viewing angles VS. "TN" or "Twisted Nematic" which is found on most LCD monitors. The only panels that are better would be "IPS" or "In-Plane Switching" which provide specs beyond that of the "VA" but cost much more.

This Monitor is perhaps, if not the best, then definitely in the top 2 greatest price/performance displays I have ever seen in modern design. What you get for the price is amazing, I've used many high quality displays, and the others in this range cost much, much more. The Response time is a tad bit high, but very nice for a "VA" Panel. It is still great for gaming, I play BF3 myself and have had no issues with ghosting, or trailing.

FEATURES:
On the right side bottom corner of the glass screen, are the touch sensitive buttons for power and display adjustments. These buttons work like modern smart phones in which they use a "digitizer" instead of physical buttons, and need only to be touched like the touchscreen of a phone. They are very responsive and won't accidentally activate another button if pressed too close. Also located just below is a power/standby LED which has it's light diffused to show a soft white glow rather than a blinding annoyance found on many other monitors.

The Stand is well constructed and simplistic. No tools are required and there is hardly any "wiggle" when the environment gets shaky.

This is where I took off for features. This monitor doesn't utilize a DVI port. It has a VGA and HDMI port, but for some reason doesn't use DVI as well. I would have much prefered to use this connection instead due to the ability to get the same digital picture quality as HDMI (they are actually the same thing, DVI just lacks the audio pass-through) but with the security of two mounting screws like the VGA adapter.

This monitor is proof that Tech Specs on paper don't mean everything. I went from an IPS to this VA panel and haven't looked back. -Well I've hit the maximum :)^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I appreciate you time in the matter, and hope you have a great day. Thank You.
Sincerely,
Andrew H.