The Hanns Soccer is a leather-clad monitor that's a must-have for soccer fans.

Cool leather-clad exterior. Good motion performance. Pivots between landscape and portrait modes.

So-so grayscale performance. Narrow viewing angles. No DVI input.

Samsung's SyncMaster T220HD pulls double duty as a desktop display and an HDTV while adding a touch of color to your desktop.

Great color reproduction. Lots of A/V connections. Stylish design.

Weak grayscale performance. Lacks USB ports. No VESA mount capabilities.

The Envision G2219W1 is no show-stopper, but it's still a capable 22-inch display that won't cost you a bundle.

Good light-grayscale reproduction. Attractive design. Affordable.

Weak dark-grayscale performance. Narrow vertical viewing angle. Lacks multimedia ports.

The Envision G2219W1 may be short on features, but this 22-inch display's overall performance and affordable price make it a good bet for general home and office use.

The Dell UltraSharp 2408WFP delivers rich colors and a slew of entertainment connections.

Excellent color and text quality. Tons of A/V ports. Highly adjustable.

Has trouble displaying the very darkest shades of gray. No auto pivot. You pay a premium price for this premium monitor.

ViewSonic's VX1962wm packs a lot of pixels in a small form factor.

Excellent small-text reproduction. Good color performance.

Some tinting. Weak grayscale performance. Lacks multimedia connections.

Best Buy's budget Insignia NS-LCD26-09 LCD HDTV isn't perfect, but it delivers solid performance for the price.

Good value. Excellent picture from HDMI inputs. Custom input labels.

Excessive overscan from analog video inputs. Ideal picture settings require use of the advanced video settings menu.

Best Buy's value-priced Insignia NS-LCD26-09 delivers an admirable HD picture after some relatively minor picture adjustments, but using the set's component video input causes some loss of picture detail.

The BenQ V2400W is a decent performer that will spruce up any desktop.

Sleek design. Good text and color reproduction. HDMI port.

Grayscale performance not up to par. Narrow viewing angles. Limited adjustability. No DVI or HDMI cables.

With its curvy cabinet and sleek finish, the BenQ V2400W has plenty of style, but it suffers from a few performance flaws.

Among the most important qualities of an HDTV are its contrast, color, and detail, and the 32-inch Toshiba 32CV510U REGZA LCD TV ($899.99 list) delivers a near clean sweep by producing excellent picture contrast and image detail—especially with quality HD

Excellent picture contrast. Superior HD video processing.

Color shifts in dark details. Average SD picture quality.

The Toshiba 32CV510U delivers impressively clean and detailed HD video—as well as the highest contrast ratio we've seen in a 32-inch LCD TV.

The Lenovo L190x offers very good image quality and a nice selection of business-centric features.

IT-friendly. Fully adjustable stand. Strong performance. USB hub.

Pricey. Slow response time.

The Lenovo L190x delivers a sharp picture and accurate grayscales, and the panel can be pivoted for portrait-mode viewing. IT administrators will appreciate its remote-management features, but a slow pixel response time means less-than-stellar motion perf...

The NEC AccuSync LCD24WMCX delivers good image quality and comes with a nice assortment of A/V connections.

Good light grayscale and color reproduction. Great text readability. Lots of connectivity options.

So-so dark grayscale performance. Tinny speakers. Limited adjustability.

Good overall performance and a variety of multimedia connections make the NEC AccuSync LCD24WMCX a good choice for both work and play.