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Monitor Reviews: 23'', 24'', 25'', 26'', 27'' and 28'' LCD Displays [ Updated: August 30, 2010 ]LCD monitor manufacturers compete aggressively, which is improving standards and bringing down prices. Our tests of monitors measuring 23'' and up helps you choose the best screen for you, and includes 120 Hz 3D displays.
Monitor Reviews: 22'' LCD Displays [ Updated: August 23, 2010 ]Why go for a smaller LCD monitor when today's 22 inch screens are so cheap? The 22'' monitors we review start as low as a hundred pounds and go up from there. We've tested models with resolutions of 1920 x 1080 pixels, as well as 1680 x 1050 pixels.
Duels: Battle of the Five Star Products [ Updated: August 19, 2010 ]We already offer you different ways of looking at the text world, but one thing was missing: duels. The idea is simple: we take two of our current favourites, both with five stars, and put them against one another, point by point to find a final winner.
19'' LCD Monitor Reviews [ November 18, 2009 ]You can still get 19'' monitors, but they're becoming much less attractive as they're often just expense as 22'' screens. A few survivors are still hanging in there though, so what have they got to offer?
Product Survey: 22’’ LCD monitors (2006-2008) [ March 17, 2009 ]You’ll find all the old ranges here.
Reviews: 30'' LCD Monitors [ Updated: October 22, 2008 ]A 30 inch LCD is a 76 cm diagonal and has 2560 x 1600 pixels totaling more than 4 million. This is equivalent to the amount of information displayed on five 15 inch LCDs or two 24 inch screens in a dual monitor configuration.
Monitor Reviews: 20'' and 21'' LCD Displays [ Updated: August 25, 2008 ]You might prefer a 20'' or 21'' LCD monitor for your PC if you haven't got much space or are on a tight budget. Although smaller than some other screens, the monitors we review here offer the same reactivity and display performance as larger 22'' monitors.
Colour Calibration Profiles for your Monitor [ Updated: January 15, 2008 ]LCD default color rendering can range from good (the best are factory pre-calibrated) to utterly awful. Color dominances are frequent and lately there has been the particular trend of more bluish colors except in white which has a reddish tinge.
Guide: Do our calibration profiles work for all monitors? [ January 14, 2008 ]We give you the profiles for most screens! Great, you say. But will they work with all operating systems (Windows XP, Vista, Mac...) or different graphic cards?
Product Survey: 22’’ LCD monitors (2006-2008) [ March 17, 2009 ]You’ll find all the old ranges here.
Reviews: 30'' LCD Monitors [ Updated: October 22, 2008 ]A 30 inch LCD is a 76 cm diagonal and has 2560 x 1600 pixels totaling more than 4 million. This is equivalent to the amount of information displayed on five 15 inch LCDs or two 24 inch screens in a dual monitor configuration.
Monitor Reviews: 20'' and 21'' LCD Displays [ Updated: August 25, 2008 ]You might prefer a 20'' or 21'' LCD monitor for your PC if you haven't got much space or are on a tight budget. Although smaller than some other screens, the monitors we review here offer the same reactivity and display performance as larger 22'' monitors.
Colour Calibration Profiles for your Monitor [ Updated: January 15, 2008 ]LCD default color rendering can range from good (the best are factory pre-calibrated) to utterly awful. Color dominances are frequent and lately there has been the particular trend of more bluish colors except in white which has a reddish tinge.
Guide: Do our calibration profiles work for all monitors? [ January 14, 2008 ]We give you the profiles for most screens! Great, you say. But will they work with all operating systems (Windows XP, Vista, Mac...) or different graphic cards?
