The new Gateway XHD3000 30-inch Extreme HD Display delivers advanced display technology for those who want a truly remarkable, cinema-quality experience. It features state-of-the-art technology that makes it uniquely suited for both entertainment and computing needs.
With a stunning ultra-high-resolution 1600P wide screen image, this Quad-HD display is capable of over four times the resolution of [...]

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Trusted Reviews has a review of the Iiyama ProLite LCD where they said “At the time of writing, the Iiyama ProLite B2403WS is the best value 24in LCD you can buy. This certainly doesn’t make it best overall though, and plenty of compromises are made to get you that super cheap price. This makes it [...]

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Trusted Reviews has a review of the Samsung SyncMaster 245B is definitely a value focussed 24in display, where hitting a price point was clearly the goal over offering great image quality. If you’re looking for a 1,920 x 1,200 monitor for gaming and you’re on a very tight budget, then this is definitely an attractive [...]

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Bios Mag has a review of the Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP where they write “Large monitors are in fashion big time, so why buy a monitor when you can have a showpiece? The 27-inch UltraSharp 2707WFP (634×243×442mm, 12.5kg) is more than a piece of office equipment; it’s a stylish addition to your home or office. Its [...]

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PC Mag has a review of the EIZO FlexScan S2111W is not your typical LCD monitor. Built from high-end panel materials and featuring proprietary circuitry, this professional-grade 21-inch widescreen’s performance puts most LCDs to shame, but its hefty price tag will give most consumers a good case of sticker shock.

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CNet has a review of the The AOC 212Va-1 LCD monitor sticks to the basics and does it well, delivering a better-than-average but not terribly bright image at a low price, but sacrificing extras that you may not need anyway along the way.

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Trusted Reviews has a review of the With the XL20, Samsung has clearly tried to bring the benefits of LED backlit displays to a more affordable price point and thereby a greater audience. On that score, it has succeeded admirably. I’ve never seen an LCD display with colours as rich. If you want access to [...]

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Bios Mag has a review of the Viewsonic’s VX2435wm where they write “Computer monitors are slowing morphing into multi-purpose displays. Viewsonic’s VX2435wm (572×244×510mm, 8kg) is a prime example. Not only does the 24.1-inch widescreen display support regular computer inputs, but it also accommodates HDMI (HDCP compliant), component video and S-Video inputs, making the multi-talented display [...]

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CNet writes “We’re not overly impressed with NEC’s LCD193WXM monitor. The 19-inch wide-screen LCD has strong enough image quality for the price, but NEC seems to equate utilitarianism with missing features. We wouldn’t expect a $200 19-inch screen to bowl anyone over, but competing displays seem to try harder.”

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PC Mag has a review of the Gateway XHD3000 lets you connect a variety of devices, and does an excellent job displaying them at almost any resolution. It also offers one of the most flexible picture-in-picture features we’ve seen to date.

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Cnet has a review of the NEC’s MultiSync LCD2470WNX where they say “it is a higher-than-average price compared to other 24-inch displays, and we just don’t see enough of a benefit in image quality to justify the added expense. Features like HDCP-compliance and an amazingly adjustable stand help it keep up with the competition, but [...]

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Trusted Review has a review of the NEC MultiSync LCD 225WXM there they sum it up as “it keeps things simple with a conservative look, some basic height adjustment and built-in speakers. But image quality is merely good as opposed to excellent, which considering the price means that it can really be recommend over the [...]

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