# The good: The HP w2207 LCD monitor showed the strongest overall performance in its class; sharp new design; screen can swivel to portrait mode; reasonable price; HDCP-compliant.
# The bad: HP’s My Display software is buggy and needs refinement; HD video still better on a TV.
ZDNet HP w2207 LCD monitor Review & Comparison.

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If ever a monitor was a tale of two halves, the BenQ X2200W is it. The bad half of the equation is that the image enhancement measures area a major flop. In truth, we didn’t expect a great deal. Traditionally, these sorts of techniques tend to promise a whole lot more than they deliver. In [...]

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The good: Excellent image quality; bevy of video ports; four USB 2.0 ports; thin bezel and lack of menu buttons creates attractive appearance; sturdy base.
The bad: One-year warranty is two years less than average; touch-sensitive controls are too sensitive; slightly less contrast than competing displays; lacks DVI cable.
The bottom line: If not for the short [...]

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The good: Excellent image quality; integrated Webcam and microphone; headphone jack; base swivels 360 degrees.
The bad: Only DVI and VGA video inputs; no downstream USB ports; no height adjustment or pivot; base could be sturdier; glossy bezel prone to smudges and glare; brutally bad speakers.
The bottom line: The 22-inch ViewSonic VX2255wmb features a wide-screen display [...]

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The good: Awesome overall performance; aggressively priced; VGA, DVI, and HDMI ports; added bonuses include USB ports and Webcam; steady base.
The bad: Stand doesn’t let you adjust the height or swivel; vertical viewing angle is limited; glossy screen coating isn’t the best choice for office use.
The bottom line: The Dell SP2208WFP is a versatile 22-inch [...]

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The good: Stellar image quality across a variety of tasks; great-looking design.
The bad: Sparse feature set; costs more than other 22-inch LCDs.
The bottom line: The Samsung 2232GW delivers where it counts with excellent image quality, but Dell has a 22-inch LCD that delivers the same level of performance and more features for less money.
Samsung 2232GW [...]

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The good: Aesthetically pleasing design; built-in speakers; great performance, especially in color reproduction; elegant and practical onscreen display.
The bad: Sky-high price puts it out of reach for most of us; lack of connection options; nonadjustable screen height.
The bottom line: For boardrooms and public spaces in need of a LCD conversation piece, the Dell Crystal might [...]

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The good: Low price; decent performance overall.
The bad: Video connections limited to VGA and DVI; limited feature set does not include USB ports, Webcam, or speakers; color reproduction is lackluster.
The bottom line: The 22-inch Envision G2219w1 performed well in movie playback, games, and normal office use. Its color reproduction leaves something to be desired, however, [...]

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The good: Smashing good looks; matte finish means less glare than with glossy screens.
The bad: A tad on the pricey side; merely average performance and feature set; wobbly stand.
The bottom line: The Samsung T220 might be the most stylish LCD monitor we’ve seen, but average feature set and performance diminish its overall appeal. Despite its [...]

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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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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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Benq has launched the FP222W, adding a 22 inch model to its existing widescreen LCD monitor line, 17-, 19, 20, 24-inch models.

The monitor features a 1,680×1,050 (WSXGA+) resolution, a 700:1 contrast ratio a 300 cd/m2 brightness. Featuring response time of 5ms, the model is designed with dual D-sub/DVI inputs.
The Benq FP222W will be available by [...]

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boqpod has a review of the BenQ FP222W 22-Inch Widescreen Monitor where they write “BenQ have added to its LCD monitor range by introducing the BenQ FP222W, which comprises of a 22-inch wide-screen, 5ms ultra-fast response time and a high 1680 x 1050 (WSXGA+) resolution. Plus BenQ’s proprietary digital enhancement Senseye technology and dual D-sub/DVI [...]

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