High-resolution wide screen monitors are very hot right now. As with most computer trends, one will see a new technology start off expensive before growing into a less expensive and more mature product. LCDs have come a long way themselves;...

I've been using a very nice 20-inch IBM CRT computer monitor for several years and it's done a good job. However, it had the old-fashioned 4:3 aspect ratio, it weighed a lot (65 pounds!) and it used more than 100 Watts of power. My wife upgraded to a ...

I bought this product because I'm an artist and wanted a LOT of screen space to work on. I love how its enormous width allows me to put my reference material on one side and my art on the other side with plenty of room for tool bars. The ...

Overall, the Samsung and Viewsonic LCD monitors provide good reliability and value. I have three developers on low-end PCI-E cards and two, each of these monitors in multi-view on Windows XP. They certainly are happy, as you will be too!These monitors...

Very nice display with vibrant colors. This was a big step up from the Dell Ultrasharp 19" I was using before. An adjustable stand and with vertical rotation would be nice, but I can live without it for this price. Speakers are OK, but one does not buy...

The display is nice. Good price for the size. You can notice back light bleed on the top and bottom of the screen (on mine) when playing a game. It's a little annoying but you get used to it.

The monitor was some backlight bleeding which cause the dark color look fuzzy. But for being a 24 inch monitor under 300 dollars it is forgivable.This is not the best gaming or graphic design monitor take the extra money spent on this one buy an...

A very nice monitor for the price. The display is bright with good contrast. In some cases the display could be more crisp, but that may be the fault of my video card. Installing drivers was not very intuitive, with the instructions quite misleading....