ByteSector has a review of the BenQ FP202W LCD Monitor where they write “While it doesn’t have USB ports or extra connections, the FP202W’s performance is among the top of its class. This monitor achieves a great balance aesthetically and provides such extraordinary performance that I’d recommend it without reservation for gamers. The extra screen [...]

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Digital Reviews has a review of the Samsung 204B LCD Monitor where they write “Samsung is at the point where they can easily release new monitors with consistent quality across most of their models.  To the consumer, that generally means that you can buy one of their LCD monitors with generally the same level of [...]

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i4u has a review of the HP LP2465 24 Inch LCD Monitor where they write “The HP LP2465 24-inch LCD monitor is the newer, bigger brother to the HP L2335 23-inch monitor we reviewed a couple years ago.
This bad boy has a 6ms response rate! “

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TrustedReviews has a review of the Sony SDM-E96D 19in Monitor where they write “The Sony SDM-E96D sleek design gives it a very different look, but a close examination of the screen reveals its bargain basement origins. If you’re not bothered about image quality and just need a Sony logo on your desk then it’s a [...]

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PCReview has a review of the Philips 170B6CB LCD Monitor where they write “The 170B6CB is categorised by the Philips range of “Perfect Panel” displays and is based on Zero Tolerance for defects in the manufacturing process. Philips will replace the LCD even if it has one defective pixel and this warranty of replacement is [...]

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bit-tech has a review of the Dell Ultrasharp 2407WFP LCD Monitor where they write “Providing you get a 2407WFP with the updated firmware and panel, it is a great monitor at a competitive price, and is certainly one that you should be considering it you’re looking to get drawn into the marvels of widescreen gaming. [...]

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bayreviews has a review of the ViewSonic 20.1″ LCD Monitor where they write “After so many years of using the big, bulky, and heavy CRT (cathode-ray tube) display monitors for my home computers, I finally treated myself with this brand new ViewSonic VA2012WB 20.1” (20” viewable) Widescreen LCD (liquid crystal display) monitor. The retail price [...]

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CNET has a review of the Philips Brilliance 230WP7 LCD Monitor where they write “The good: Excellent image quality; ergonomic adjustability; USB hub; optional software for monitoring over a network; easy-to-navigate onscreen menu.
The bad: Expensive; clunky pivoting action; disappointing DVD playback.
The bottom line: The 23-inch wide-screen Philips Brilliance 230WP7 display performs quite well and offers [...]

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PC Mag has a review of the Gateway FPD1975W LCD Monitor where they write “Gateway’s FPD1975W is a reasonably priced 19-inch LCD monitor featuring a high-resolution widescreen panel. But you’ll have to shell out more money to add features such as an adjustable stand and USB ports.
Pros: Affordable. Good small-text reproduction.
Cons: Weak grayscale performance. Adjustable [...]

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PC Magazine has a review of the HP LP2465 LCD Monitor where they write “The HP LP2465 provides excellent digital-image quality and a nice feature set for businesses and consumers alike, although it could use a few more A/V connectors.
Pros: Excellent digital performance. Dual DVI inputs. Integrated USB ports.
Cons: So-so analog performance. Small text is [...]

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futurelooks has a review of the Samsung SyncMaster 215TW 21 inch Wide LCD Monitor where they write “There is something a bit odd about this particular monitor. It’s not a bad odd, but it just doesn’t seem as well put together as some of the other Samsung monitors that I’ve tested in the past. Everything [...]

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biosmagazine has a review of the ASUS PG191 LCD monitor where they write “ASUSTeK Computer’s (ASUS) PG191 LCD monitor is unique, thanks to an innovative Super Bass System and speedy 2ms response time. Designed to deliver the audio and video performance demanded by hardcore gamers, the 4:3 monitor even sports illuminated touch-sensitive controls, making it [...]

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EIZO FlexScan S2410W LCD monitor : EIZO introduced its largest LCD monitor, the 24.1-inch EIZO FlexScan S2410W. The new EIZO S2410W monitor features increased horizontal viewing space with its widescreen format. This abundant screen size is complemented by other features such as 8 ms midtone response time, an ergonomic design, and an industry-leading five-year warranty, [...]

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reviewfinder has a review of the ViewSonic 20.1″ LCD Monitor where they write “After so many years of using the big, bulky, and heavy CRT (cathode-ray tube) display monitors for my home computers, I finally treated myself with this brand new ViewSonic VA2012WB 20.1” (20” viewable) Widescreen LCD (liquid crystal display) monitor. The retail price [...]

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pcworld has a review of the Eizo FlexScan S2410W where they write “Pricey monitor caters to pros, but even novices will appreciate its versatile screen settings and delicious image quality.
Eizo’s FlexScan S2410W shows colors and contrast like a pro–no surprise, since it’s geared toward graphics professionals. For those in the know, this 24-inch wide-screen LCD [...]

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