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Brilliant monitor resolution is spot on and IT IS WALL MOUNTABLE !!!!!!!! Despite having read several reviews to the contrary so far had it a month and cannot fault it .

11 user reviews

This is a good monitor at this price point. It's nice to have a set of speakers when external speakers aren't desired.

13 user reviews

This reasonably priced LCD has decent image quality and some nice extras, but it sacrifices some basics, such as adjustability. It could be a good purchase for someone on a budget.

2 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

This nicely priced 17-inch LCD from a reputable manufacturer is a good choice for home use, but for gamers and businesspeople, its image quality and adjustability leave a lot to be desired.

2 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Movies, games, PCs and TV. Can a single screen really display content for every count? That's the challenge for the new Samsung Series 5 T27A550 HD TV monitor. It's a 27-inch beast with an integrated digital TV tuner and enough inputs to cope with...

4 expert reviews | 400 user reviews

I bought that with IYAMA E2773HS-GB1 27 inch for a dual setup. The 27 had flickering issues, colors would not much to the two monitors NOWAY and the picture was NOT CLEAR whatever its reasons. I send it back as it would not worth £180+ even if it was...

2 expert reviews | 101 user reviews

HDTV-ready jumbo LCDs are certainly worth buying (if you have the cash), but HP also sells a cheaper, more adjustable, and better-performing alternative to the f2304, the L2335.

2 expert reviews

This 22-inch monitor from AOC provides good picture quality and is a good option for single computer users.

2 expert reviews | 96 user reviews

If you are looking for a cheap gaming monitor, this is not it. However this is a very dependable long lasting monitor that i have even used in brutal call center environments. It will last, but it does not have the picture quality for high end gaming...

25 user reviews

Almost like 'Plug & Play' - attached monitor to my PC and watched as it configured itself when powered up. I have been using 5:4 ratio screens for years, (the newer 16:9 ratio or similar screens do not work well with some of my software), and was...

12 user reviews

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3 expert reviews

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23.6INW 16:9 TV tuner 2 HDMI D-sub

1 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

I have just bought and installed this monitor and it is a reall cracker. It was easy to get up and running, the quality of the monitor is pretty good. I found that there was both a VGA and DVI cable included though the write up only said VGA. Windows 7...

1 expert reviews | 25 user reviews

Though they share many of the same features and specifications, the smaller 17-inch SDM-HS74P would be our choice of the two. Despite the difference in physical size, both displays can show the same amount of data. The 17-incher had less of a color cast a

7 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

The panel in this display is nice but if LG cannot be bothered to fix something as obvious as wake from sleep then I cannot recommend this product. I would suggest looking for this panel in a package with better software.

11 user reviews

The Nanovision Mimo UM-720S is strictly a novelty item and not worth its price.

5 expert reviews | 26 user reviews

Adequate for general productivity use, the Gateway FPD1960 comes up short next to 19-inch LCDs that offer more features and better image quality.

2 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

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1 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

With dual inputs and a clever picture-in-picture mode, the FlexScan L795 has some premium features that set it above the rest of the pack, albeit at a premium price.

3 expert reviews

Xerox's entry-level XL-350B delivers a lackluster performance that doesn't square with its high price. Better, cheaper 15-inch LCDs are out there.

2 expert reviews

The monitor's base includes integrated speakers that soundedrather faint in our tests. The base also has a port for attaching headphones--anice feature that saves users from having to reach down to the PC in order toplug in

4 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

We have only minor complaints about the Envision EN9600's image quality, but other 19-inch LCDs offer more features, better stability, and comparable image quality for the same price.

2 expert reviews

The attractive Westinghouse LCM-19v5 offers built-in speakers and a low price but lacks adjustability and an adequate warranty.

2 expert reviews

The HP L1940 is an average-priced 19-inch LCD with decent image quality and so much adjustability that it's a tad unstable.

2 expert reviews