ViewSonic VG2230wm

DVI and VGA ports are useful

Lack of HDCP provokes perturbation

The VG2230wm does rise to the top of the heap in DisplayMate, however, showing no difficulties with the utility’s various test screens. Prominent backlight seepage along the top and bottom edges of the screen, though, isn’t anything to brag about. And...

ViewSonic has hit a home-run with this monitor. It is priced at Rs. 27,000 and comes with a 3 yr warranty. Overall it offers great VFM with its exceptional color output and sharpness.

Fully swiveling base Height adjustment

Wire bolt to lock monitor stand So-so speakers

Nonetheless, this monitor is a serious contender for a workplace or home setup. It's reasonably priced ($319 as of October 9, 2007), has a thoughtfully designed cabinet, and provides eye-pleasing performance

Bright and vivid colors, great size, good resolution. excellent rotational / positional adjustment of the actual monitor

none, i guess it could be bigger.. :)

DVI/VGA support, Height and Rotation both changeable, Customizable Tilt, Vivid Colors

Has a little light bleeding through the bottom edge of the monitor, no usb, controls kinda hard to get used to

Hugh monitor, beautiful colors, sharp text even with my old Dell computer, no dead pixels, easy to install, great stand. This baby has it all

None

Plenty of Real Estate, clear, great color, excellent design, good price, great company. I come from a 19 inch Viewsonic P95f+, I would say this monitor is definately worth the move

You might have to upgrade your video card. To some people, there might be a little adjustment. It is definately bright at stock settings. But adjustment is easy enough