The good: Attractive looks; strong overall image quality; HDCP-compatibility lets you watch protected HD movies.
The bad: Less-than-stellar HD movie playback quality; HP’s software continues to be a work-in-progress.
The bottom line: It’s a little shy on features, and we wouldn’t recommend the HP w2007 for HD movie watching. Then again, we wouldn’t suggest you use any [...]

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The good: Unique, swiveling stand gives you more adjustability than other LCDs in its class; mostly strong performance; thorough service and support coverage
The bad: No HDCP-compliance; irritating onscreen display; especially bad audio output; expensive
The bottom line: Even if you don’t care that ViewSonic’s VG2030wm lacks HD DVD or Blu-ray support, we can’t give this LCD [...]

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Bios has a review of the LG L2000C where they commented that it was “Ideal for the home or office, LG’s silver-and-black Flatron L2000C (£340) can adjust to a multitude of situations with its ability to tilt, swivel and pivot up to 90 degrees. For users who like their space, this true 20-inch unit (4:3 [...]

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PC Mag has a review of the HP w2007 where they write “It won’t overwhelm you with features, but the HP w2007 ($260 direct) delivers solid performance and brings style to the desktop. Geared toward the home or home office user, this bright 20-inch widescreen panel has a 1,680- by 1,050-pixel resolution and a relatively [...]

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CNet has a review of the ViewSonic where they write “Even if you don’t care that ViewSonic’s VG2030wm lacks HD DVD or Blu-ray support, we can’t give this LCD monitor a strong recommendation simply because there are too many better, more capable displays on the market for the same price. Its image quality is fine, [...]

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PC Mag has a review of the Westinghouse L2046NV where they say  “If you’re looking for a general-purpose 20-inch LCD monitor and don’t require a lot of features, the Westinghouse L2046NV ($279 list) is worth a look. This model is fine for basic duties such as e-mail, word processing, and surfing the Web, but its [...]

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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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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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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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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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Gadgetell has an announcement of the Sansung’s 19, 20, and 22 inch widescreen LCD monitors where they say “The new Samsung SyncMaster 940BW, 205BW and 225BW monitors feature slim design, ultra narrow bezel, and wide format. These monitors are designed for both retail and commercial applications, and offer a bezel that is great for dual [...]

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ByteSector have posted up a review of the BenQ FP202W 20 inch monitor where they write “This monitor achieves a great balance aesthetically and provides such extraordinary performance that I’d recommend it without reservation for gamers. The extra screen space provided by a 20″screen is quite comfortable, and handy, for most users. BenQ had again [...]

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BonafideReviews.com has a review of the Philips 200WB7 20″ WSXGA LCD Widescreen Monitor where they write “Back in April we reviewed our first Philips professional display, their 23″ 230WP7NS WUXGA LCD Widescreen Monitor. Today we follow up that review with a look at their smaller, more affordable 20″ 200WB7EB WSXGA LCD monitor. The 230WP7 can [...]

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A review of the LG 204WT was posted on widescreengamingforum.com and the user wrote “I just got the LG L204WT 20.1″ LCD. cost me $369 + tax at future shop. not very cheap, but not expensive either. However, this monitor does not come with a DVI cable. so you got to factor that into the [...]

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