PC Mag has a review of the HP LP2065 LCD Monitor where they write – “he HP LP2065 ($649 direct) may be Hewlett-Packard’s flagship business display, but this versatile LCD will bring style and functionality to any setting—home or office. And its relatively fast pixel-response rating will even make the monitor appealing to some gamers.”

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PC Mag has a review of the Gateway FPD2185W LCD Monitor where they write – “At the high end of Gateway’s new line of flat-panel displays sits the FPD2185W, an affordable ($599.99 direct) 21-inch widescreen LCD monitor. It boasts a 1,680- by 1,050-pixel resolution, multiple inputs, a 16:10 aspect ratio, and enough features to satisfy [...]

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CNet has a review of the LaCie 120 LCD where they write – “The good: Excellent image quality; dual inputs; easy to navigate onscreen menu.
The bad: Very expensive; included ambient light screen hinders adjustability; lacks portrait/landscape adjustability; lacks cable management system.
The bottom line: The LaCie 120 offers excellent performance and ergonomic flexibility, but it’s much [...]

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CNet has a review of the BenQ FP202W Reviews where they write – “The good: Good general image quality and gaming performance; features DVI-D and D-Sub inputs; toggles easily between input signals.
The bad: More expensive than comparable LCDs; generic design; limited adjustability; doesn’t support HDTV signal.
The bottom line: The 20-inch wide screen BenQ FP202W features [...]

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CNet has a review of the Dell UltraSharp 2007FP where they write – “The good: Excellent image quality; lots of adjustments options; composite and S-Video ports; USB hub; picture-in-picture window.
The bad: No dedicated brightness or contrast buttons; onscreen menu is difficult to navigate; base is slightly wobbly.
The bottom line: The attractive Dell UltraSharp 2007FP combines [...]

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A user posted a review of the Norwood Micro 17″ LCD over on Dev Hardware forum where they said – “Back to the monitor, one thing i noticed about the monitor was picture quality. I dont know how to describe it and i dont have another lcd to compare it to, but the quality of some colors and [...]

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bit-tech.net has a reound up of 20″ widescreen monitors in a group test
“Everyone likes flat panels, right? They’re more convenient than CRTs, they look better, and they’re easier to stare at for long hours of desktop work. OK, so they’re not quite as good for gaming, but with technology improving, they’re swiftly getting there.
And, of course, they come [...]

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CNET has a review of the ViewSonic VA1912wb where they write – “The good: Wide-screen display with good overall image quality; decent-sounding built-in speakers.
The bad: Skimps on design and ergonomics; unusual native resolution may not be compatible with some games.
The bottom line: Though the 19-inch wide-screen ViewSonic VA1912wb looks modest, it packs a punch, with [...]

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PC Magazine has a review of the Sony SDM-S95D where they write – “Sony’s SDM-S95D is a simple, yet elegant 19-inch LCD monitor with a native resolution of 1280 x 1024 and a 16-ms pixel response rating. The panel is housed in a black casing with an ultra-thin black bezel and is mounted on a [...]

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ITReview has a review of the Sony MFM-HT205 20″ LCD Display which features NTSC TV-Tuner.  They write – “The new Sony MFM-HT205 20″ LCD monitor comes with a 16:9 aspect ratio and 1680 x 1050 screen resolution. Like all HT-series LCD PC/TV displays, this one includes built-in NTSC television tuners and feature the ability to watch [...]

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bit-tech.net has an article that describes How CRT and LCD monitors work. It starts off with – “We all spend an awful lot of time sat in front of computers. Whether we’re gaming or working, we are at the mercy of what many would argue is the most important element of any system – [...]

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BIOS has a review of the ViewSonic VX2025wm where they write – “ViewSonic’s latest LCD monitor is a 20.1-inch widescreen model suitable for both work and play. While it doesn’t produce the best image quality available – and its connectivity options are basic – the built-in speakers and widescreen aspect ratio make it a relatively attractive [...]

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PC Magazine has a review of the Envision EN2028 where they write – “It may be a little short on features, but if you’re ready to move to a 20-inch LCD monitor, the Envision EN2028 delivers good digital performance at a reasonable price.
Good digital performance. Dual inputs.
Lacks swivel and pivot adjustments. Weak analog performance. Subpar [...]

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CNET has a review of the HP vs17 where the write – “The good: Affordable; built-in speakers and headphone jack; easy-to-navigate onscreen menu; dedicated volume buttons.
The bad: Analog only; few ergonomic adjustments; short, one-year limited warranty; no cable-management system.
The bottom line: The HP vs17 is one of many average-performing, general use LCD monitors; however, its [...]

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TrustedReviews has a review of the BenQ FP93GX where they write – “To reach the low response times the BenQ FP93GX uses something called Advanced Motion Accelerator, which is designed to speed up the crystals twisting by increasing the voltage. However, let’s clear this up straight away. The quoted 2ms time is something of a [...]

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