The monitor is a Dell Ultrasharp 1905fp, and it's still in good shape and the picture is still great. I personally love the ergonomic options to raise and lower the screen as well as rotate it from portrait to landscape mode if you wish. I wish more monitors came with these options!

VGA and DVI inputs as well as USB ports. I will throw in a VGA cable for free.

$60, cash only, and pick up in Rains on Stanford campus. Looking forward to doing business with you!

CNET snippet:
"The good: Good sharpness and color fidelity; highly adjustable; fair price.
The bad: Lack of advanced image controls; minor color problems in midtones.
The bottom line: The 1905FP is a fantastic, well-priced monitor for nearly all users.

With above-average image quality and a competitive price, the Dell 1905FP is well worth the money. The 19-inch LCD retains the basic look and flexible design of its predecessors--though the stand feels a bit sturdier--and it offers the same height adjustment range of about five inches. It also smoothly tilts, swivels, and rotates from Portrait to Landscape mode. You can lock the monitor at its lowest height position and remove the panel from the pillar by pressing a release button, which makes this display easy to transport and store. A rubber sleeve on the back of the neck neatly holds all cables. Finally, the 1905FP retains some nice extra features, including four USB 2.0 ports (two on the bottom and two on the lower left side) and a connector at the bottom of the panel for the optional $49 speaker module. “