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LG Flatron M228WD review
The 22-inch LG Flatron M228WD aims to corner both the TV and computer display markets. It's part high-res PC display, part HD Ready television, but with a digital Freeview tuner and a wide selection of outputs, it's all desirable. Read more
13 December 2007 by Rory Reid
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Samsung SyncMaster T220 review
The Samsung SyncMaster T220 makes a strong case for those who want a great-looking monitor but aren't looking for too many flashy features. This monitor features the company's new 'rose black' bezel design and gives a good performance both for gaming and watching a film Read more
12 June 2008 by Matthew Elliott
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ViewSonic VG2427wm review
The 24-inch VG2427wm monitor sports a 1080p resolution, a host of ergonomic features and three USB ports. Its chassis doesn't feel as solid as we'd like, but there's no denying that the VG2427wm is capable of impressive performance with games and movies. Overall, it's a decent monitor Read more
13 August 2009 by Eric Franklin
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Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP review
At over £1,000, it's very expensive, but the Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP offers a huge amount of screen real estate, as well as excellent connectivity and superb contrast Read more
28 February 2007 by Sandra Vogel
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LG W2363V review
Despite an array of unnecessary lighting gimmicks, the 23-inch W2363V is a great choice for gamers. Boasting an excellent range of inputs, a good design and sturdy build quality, its impressive contrast performance makes games look fantastic, resulting in a more engaging experience Read more
26 November 2009 by Paul Monckton
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Philips Brilliance 220X1SW review
The attractive Brilliance 220X1SW is fairly expensive for a 22-inch monitor, but it offers very accurate colour reproduction and an illuminated bezel that's claimed to reduce eye strain and make for a more relaxing user experience. It certainly achieves the latter, and it's well-built to boot Read more
25 November 2009 by Paul Monckton
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ViewSonic ViewDock VX1945wm review
ViewSonic's ViewDock VX1945wm is an attractive monitor that comes with an integrated iPod dock. The display is pretty good -- its 5ms response time ensures there's no ghosting -- but you may be disappointed by the sound quality Read more
7 March 2007 by Rory Reid
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BenQ G2400W review
Big PC monitors are in these days, and with its 24 inches of space, the BenQ G2400W monitor is a simple and attractive option. It features technology that adjusts the monitor depending on whether you're viewing photos, films or documents, making it great for everyday use Read more
13 March 2008 by Rory Reid
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HP w2558hc review
Its viewing angles are disappointing and its gaming preset is too bright, but the 25.5-inch HP w2558hc makes up for it by packing in tonnes of features and offering good performance with movies and games. It's an attractive beast too, even if it is a fingerprint magnet Read more
6 August 2009 by Eric Franklin
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Samsung SyncMaster P2370 review
Considering that the 23-inch SyncMaster P2370 wouldn't look out of place in a contemporary art gallery, this remarkably thin and light monitor is surprisingly inexpensive. Sporting a 1080p resolution, its overall performance is very good too, although it could do better with movies Read more
8 July 2009 by Eric Franklin
