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LG W2363V review
Despite an array of unnecessary lighting gimmicks, the 23-inch W2363V is a great choice for gamers. Boasting an excellent range of inputs, a good design and sturdy build quality, its impressive contrast performance makes games look fantastic, resulting in a more engaging experience Read more
26 November 2009 by Paul Monckton
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BenQ G2220HD review
Those seeking a 1080p monitor on a tight budget could do far worse than the 21.5-inch G2220HD. An HDMI port and built-in speakers are sadly lacking, but it's capable of some impressive results, it's tastefully designed, and it's light enough to easily pick up and move around Read more
26 November 2009 by Paul Monckton
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Acer H243H review
The 24-inch, 1080p H243H dispenses with fancy frills and extraneous gimmicks, while keeping all the key features that make for a worthwhile monitor. It may be relatively expensive, but it offers an elegant design, an extremely clear menu system, and picture quality that will satisfy all but the fussiest of users Read more
25 November 2009 by Paul Monckton
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Philips Brilliance 220X1SW review
The attractive Brilliance 220X1SW is fairly expensive for a 22-inch monitor, but it offers very accurate colour reproduction and an illuminated bezel that's claimed to reduce eye strain and make for a more relaxing user experience. It certainly achieves the latter, and it's well-built to boot Read more
25 November 2009 by Paul Monckton
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ViewSonic VG2427wm review
The 24-inch VG2427wm monitor sports a 1080p resolution, a host of ergonomic features and three USB ports. Its chassis doesn't feel as solid as we'd like, but there's no denying that the VG2427wm is capable of impressive performance with games and movies. Overall, it's a decent monitor Read more
13 August 2009 by Eric Franklin
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Samsung SyncMaster P2370 review
Considering that the 23-inch SyncMaster P2370 wouldn't look out of place in a contemporary art gallery, this remarkably thin and light monitor is surprisingly inexpensive. Sporting a 1080p resolution, its overall performance is very good too, although it could do better with movies Read more
8 July 2009 by Eric Franklin
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Lenovo ThinkVision L1940p review
With a practical and elegant design, the 19-inch ThinkVision L1940p LCD monitor is a great overall performer, and is especially good at handling movies, although picture quality could be better when running games. Despite offering a lower resolution than some rivals, the L1940p has the edge Read more
20 February 2009 by Eric Franklin
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HP W2007v review
HP has brought its consumer-friendly 'make the computer personal again' approach to its monitors with the good-looking, zero-frills W2007v. This 20-inch TFT screen might lack extras such as an integrated webcam, but its low price and good image quality are excellent recommendations Read more
26 July 2007 by Rory Reid
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BenQ FP94VW review
The BenQ FP94VW is a 19-inch flat-panel monitor built especially for games. It's not just about a fast 5ms response time -- BenQ has incorporated a range of video modes optimised for different game genres, and there's HDMI input for games consoles, too Read more
12 July 2007 by Rory Reid
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ViewSonic ViewDock VX1945wm review
ViewSonic's ViewDock VX1945wm is an attractive monitor that comes with an integrated iPod dock. The display is pretty good -- its 5ms response time ensures there's no ghosting -- but you may be disappointed by the sound quality Read more
7 March 2007 by Rory Reid
