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ViewSonic VX1962wm
The ViewSonic VX1962wm monitor is a sleek, 19-inch display with good gaming performance and unusually high resolution at 1,680x1,050 pixels. It has its fair share of problems, however, including a relatively high £145 price tag. Find out if this could be the monitor for you
Editor's rating
6.5
Samsung SyncMaster T240HD
With tonnes of connection options, including two HDMI ports and an ATSC/QAM tuner, great performance and useful features, the Samsung SyncMaster T240HD display is an excellent bargain. We do have a few gripes with brightness and colour, but the sharp text makes up for it. All in all, it's a steal for what you get
User rating
7.0
Editor's rating
8.0
BenQ V2400W
With its offset neck and thin chassis, the 24-inch BenQ V2400W flat-panel monitor presents a unique look. While you may have to manually adjust it, its low price and strong performance combined with the sleek design earn this 24-inch LCD our recommendation for home or office use
Editor's rating
7.4
Dell UltraSharp 2408WPF
The Dell UltraSharp 2408WPF 24-inch monitor is an outstanding performer. It delivers fantastic DVD playback images, making it a great choice for an entertainment display. Whether you're looking at games, DVDs or HD movies, this monitor doesn't drop the ball
User rating
3.0
Editor's rating
8.7
Dell Crystal
If you're buying on an expense account to fill a boardroom, the Dell Crystal provides a striking -- if costly -- option. This 22-inch LCD has a tempered glass design and the monitor itself produces strong image quality on a range of colours using DVD and Blu-ray
Editor's rating
6.6
Samsung SyncMaster T220
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
Editor's rating
7.0
Samsung SyncMaster 305T
Good choices for 30-inch monitors are few and far between, so the Samsung SyncMaster 305T is an excellent place to start. For a display so large, it has a relatively small footprint. Performance-wise, it's capable of showing sharp, vivid colours on documents, films and games
Editor's rating
7.7
Dell SP2208WFP
Excelling in testing and delivering outstanding results with DVDs and games, the Dell SP2208WFP monitor is a winner. For scenarios where it'll perform double duty as a productivity and an entertainment display, we highly recommend this LCD monitor
Editor's rating
8.4
HP w2408h
At 24 inches, the HP w2408h monitor is certainly large, but it's also gorgeous. Cleverly and thoughtfully designed, it can rotate to accomodate a portrait orientation, handy for surfing the Web. Its impressive image quality and high resolution make it great for watching 1080p high-definition movies
Editor's rating
8.5
BenQ G2400W
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
Editor's rating
7.0
Hazro HZ30W
The Hazro HZ30W is a professional widescreen display without the unnecessary frills. With an emphasis on high quality at a low price, this 30-inch display has a sturdy aluminium construction and a basic control system. It delivers an accurate and consistent display for editing work
Editor's rating
7.8
Samsung SyncMaster 940UX
Don't expect loads of extras on the Samsung SyncMaster 940UX. But in its ability to connect via USB, this plain Jane of a 19-inch monitor is perfectly suited for your dual screen needs. If you're looking to expand your workspace to include a second screen -- or more, this simple monitor could fit nicely
Editor's rating
6.4
LG Flatron M228WD
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.
User rating
8.0
Editor's rating
7.9
LG Flatron L226WTQ
LG's Flatron L226WTQ monitor produces amazing colours. The blacks are dark and the whites are stark. Performance-wise, the gaming is impressive, and it will play your favourite games and movies play back as smoothly as if the panel was lined with butter. Now that's smooth
Editor's rating
8.8
Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP-HC
The Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP-HC improves upon last year's model with input flexibility, strong moving image quality and many other features that will have you shouting about it. Thanks to its large screen, its high resolution and HDCP compliance, you could easily use it for movies or games
Editor's rating
8.2
ViewSonic VX2435wm
The ViewSonic VX2435wm is everything you need in a monitor, right out of the box. It has HDMI and VGA inputs, along with audio and video component RCA sockets and S-Video, too. With its quick response time, you'll be watching movies and playing games faster than you can type out its name
Editor's rating
7.7
HP W2007v
HP has brought its consumer-friendly 'make the computer personal again' approach to its monitors with the good-looking, zero-frills W2007v. This 20-inch TFT screen might lack extras such as an integrated webcam, but its low price and good image quality are excellent recommendations
Editor's rating
7.0
BenQ FP94VW
The BenQ FP94VW is a 19-inch flat-panel monitor built especially for games. It's not just about a fast 5ms response time -- BenQ has incorporated a range of video modes optimised for different game genres, and there's HDMI input for games consoles, too
Editor's rating
7.2
Asus LS201
The Asus LS201 has a reinforced glass panel, making it ideal if you've got unruly children or if you're an exec who's prone to a few stressful outbursts. It looks good too, but you'll have to decide whether its image quality is up to your standards
Editor's rating
6.3
LG Flatron L245WP
The LG Flatron L245WP is one of the best monitors money can buy. Its £500 price tag may cause you to wince, but for that you get superb picture quality, impressive video playback and a stunning design
User rating
9.0
Editor's rating
9.0
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