VX2433wm - ViewSonic

The ViewSonic VX2433wm is a widescreen, 24-inch LCD monitor made with multimedia in mind. With its HDMI input, fast 2ms pixel response time, built-in speakers, and sub-$300 price tag, the VX2433wm looks great on paper... read more at Macworld

LP2475w - HP

One of the biggest decisions you may have to make when setting up this display is which of the myriad connectors to use. The LP2475w offers one HDMI port, one DisplayPort input... read more at Macworld

SyncMaster 245T - Samsung

The Samsung SyncMaster 245T is a 24-inch LCD with multiple inputs and a flexible design. And though washed out at default settings, a little tweaking helped the 245T score well in our on-screen tests... read more at Macworld

G2210 - Dell

Dell has tapped into the current focus on the economy and the environment by producing the G2210, a 22-inch backlit LED display designed for both the wallet- and green-conscious. Dell claims the display is manufactured using recycled materials... read more at Macworld

LP2275w - HP

When it comes to readable documents and vivid images, the HP LP2275w offers a solid, no-frills display that would make a good choice for users seeking a widescreen monitor that delivers the best of both worlds... read more at Macworld

Eizo FlexScan S2242W - Eizo

Eizo's monitor range is well-respected among those looking for more accurate colour than that delivered by most LCD monitors, so we were keen to put the company's new 22in FlexScan S2242W through its paces... read more at MacUserUK

LG Flatron M2294 Wide LCD TV Monitor - LG

LG's new Flatron M2294 Wide LCD TV Monitor is, as the somewhat ungainly name indicates, a 22in wide-format LCD display that can act as a TV as well as a regular computer monitor. Digital TV Monitor is proclaimed, or rather whispered, in a tasteful black-on-black label on the front bezel... read more at MacUserUK

LED Cinema Display - Apple

Apple’s new LED Cinema Display is the company’s first display designed specifically for use with its laptop line. The new display looks a lot like a 24-inch iMac, minus an inch or so of thickness and the few inches below the iMac’s screen... read more at Macworld

LaCie 724 LCD - LaCie

LaCie's range of monitors has been highly regarded over the years, so when we were asked to take a close look at the company's new LaCie 724 LCD 24in display, we jumped at the chance... read more at MacUserUK

NEC Multisync LCD225WXM - NEC

Our initial thought when we took the wraps off of the LCD225WXM: Man, a 22-inch LCD sure is a big display. But then we realized that over the tech ages, the standard screen size has grown. We vividly remember the day when our 17-inch Apple display cost more than $1,000, but nowadays, 19-inch displays are in vogue... read more at MacLife

Eizo ColorEdge CG241W - Eizo

Eizo has never had a reputation for producing cheap tat, and from the looks of its new ColorEdge CG241W monitor it's not planning to change its image any time soon. This display is a new Premium Edition member of its already high-end Graphics Monitor range, and is aimed at the very topmost professional user, who has a budget to match... read more at MacUserUK

Hannspree 19in XM New York - Hannspree

The low-end LCD market is increasingly saturated. There's so much competition that it can be difficult to tell one monitor from another. This influx of models has required manufacturers to try and differentiate their offerings from the rest of the crowd... read more at MacUserUK

Hanns.G HW223 - Hanns.G

The Hanns.G HW223 is a 22in widescreen LCD monitor with a resolution of 1680 x 1050, connections for VGA and DVI-D, a four-port USB hub, built-in speakers and a three-year on-site warranty. Not an inconsiderable feature set when you take into account the price is just £189 including VAT... read more at MacUserUK

Eizo FlexScan HD2441W - Eizo

Call us geeks, but it's difficult not to feel excited whenever a new Eizo monitor appears in the MacUser labs. It's not just that Eizo has exceeded expectations in the past, it's that it continues to do so... read more at MacUserUK

MultiSync LCD2470WNX - NEC

The LCD2470WNX has a native screen resolution of 1,920 by 1,200 pixels. It's a widescreen display, and our widescreen DVD movies looked great, with rich, accurate colors. We didn't notice any of the smearing that's common when watching DVD movies on some LCD monitors. We also tested the display with Doom 3... read more at MacLife

NEC MultiSync LCD2690WUXiSV monitor - NEC

The NEC MultiSync LCD2690WUXiSV is a 26-inch wide-screen LCD monitor, the largest in NEC’s 90 series of professional displays. A similar version of this monitor (without software and colorimeter) earned a Best of Show award at the Macworld 2007 Expo, due largely to its high-end features... read more at Macworld

ViewSonic VX2245wm ViewDock - ViewSonic

The ViewSonic VX2245wm ViewDock is a reasonably priced, feature-packed, 22-inch widescreen LCD that comes in a shiny black case. It sports built-in speakers, a USB hub, and a camera card reader. But its most noteworthy feature is its integrated iPod dock cradle that uses Apple’s Universal dock. And though the VX2245wm works well as a general purpose LCD, its audio performance is somewhat off-key... read more at Macworld

HP LP2465 flat panel - Hewlett-Packard

The HP LP2465 is a 24-inch desktop LCD display with a 16-by-10 wide-screen aspect ratio that immediately made me think of the cinema. This affordable display’s bright and colorful screen features a quick, six-millisecond, gray-to-gray pixel response time, which helps when viewing motion-heavy graphics in games and movies... read more at Macworld

HP LP3065 flat panel - Hewlett-Packard

But now, there’s competition. Hewlett-Packard’s 30-inch LP3065 display (Best Current Price: $1524.82) boasts the same, almost intimidating, screen size and resolution, while adding height adjustment and shaving off a couple of milliseconds from the pixel response time—and it’s less expensive than the Apple display... read more at Macworld

SyncMaster 215TW - Samsung

While 20-inch widescreen LCDs seem to be the norm, Samsung added an extra inch to the SyncMaster 215TW. That inch really matters, improving the viewing experience more than you'd expect, particularly when you're splitting windows or watching widescreen video ... read more at MacLife

Samsung SyncMaster 940BF monitor - Samsung

The Samsung SyncMaster 940BF (Best Current Price: $209.00) is a19-inch LCD monitor with both digital and analog inputs. Its thin bezel design doesn’t offer many of the usual extras such as on-board USB ports, height adjustment, or pivot capabilities, but it does claim a fast 4ms (millisecond) gray-to-gray response time (the time it takes for one pixel to change from one shade of gray to another), which is good for playing videos and games and provides some interesting screen adjustment features that set it apart ... read more at Macworld

MultiSync 20WMGX2 - NEC

Even when it’s turned off, NEC’s MultiSync 20WMGX2 looks impressive. That’s because the screen on this 20-inch widescreen display is a deep, shiny black, unlike the matte black you see on most LCDs. Fortunately, images look just as good when you turn the 20WMGX2 on, from any angle—and we do mean any angle ... read more at MacAddict

Envision EN7450 display - Envision

The Envision EN7450 is a 17-inch LCD monitor with both analog and digital inputs. Its silver base and white bezel make it an attractive companion for the Mac mini, and if you happen to own a G4-powered mini, you’ll be interested in the display’s integrated USB hub, speakers, and low price. But because of its relatively narrow viewing angle, tinny-sounding speakers, and slightly fuzzy text, the EN7450 may be better in concept than it is on your desk ... read more at Macworld

NEC MultiSync LCD1970VX - NEC

The NEC MultiSync LCD1970VX is a reasonably priced, 19-inch LCD display that features nice touches like both analog and digital inputs and pivot. But despite its attractive price and distinctive amenities, its limited viewing angle and average text and color performance will have pickier shoppers reaching deeper into their pockets for a higher-quality screen ... read more at Macworld

Dell UltraSharp 2405FPW - Dell

Dell’s wide-screen, 24-inch display features the same 1,920-by-1,200 resolution as Apple’s 23-inch model, but gives the pixels a little extra breathing room by adding a diagonal inch of screen space. Dell’s display also includes quite a few more connection options than Apple’s, making it much more versatile ... read more at Macworld

Samsung SyncMaster 204T - Samsung

If you’re in the market for a sleek, stylish LCD, the Samsung SyncMaster 204T is certainly worth a look. This solid, all-around 20-inch display features both analog and digital inputs, as well as a height-adjustable stand that can also tilt, swivel, and pivot into portrait mode. The display comes in silver or black and features a slim-bezel design... read more at Macworld

319 LCD Monitor - LaCie

LaCie’s 319 LCD Monitor is the 2-inch-smaller sibling of the 321 LCD Monito (Jun/05, p43). Like the 321, it’s excellent for anyone who has a critical need for accurate color... read more at MacAddict

LCM-17w7 - Westinghouse Digital

Acouple of things you notice right off the bat about the LCM-17w7: First is the dated Westinghouse logo—you know, the one that probably adorns your fridge. Surprise! Westinghouse actually has a Digital division that produces LCD displays. The second thing is that the LCM-17w7 looks small for a 17-inch display... read more at MacUserUK

Eizo FlexScan S2110W - Eizo

Eizo's reputation as a maker of high-quality displays is well deserved, and there's no danger of it being damaged by the FlexScan S2110W 21in display.At 1680 x 1050 pixels, it's the same resolution as Apple's 20in Cinema Display, but has an extra inch of diagonal space. It also has a slightly wider and black bezel, and significantly deeper body when compared with Apple's entry-level mode... read more at MacUserUK

FlexScan L778 - Eizo

You’ll often find CRT-based monitors attached to the Macs of gamers and movie buffs; that’s because many LCDs can’t handle quick color changes, and they wind up producing images with streaks and blurs. The FlexScan L778 is designed with games and video in mind, and it may be the LCD that replaces your CRT—if you’re willing to spend the money... read more at MacAddict

Samsung SyncMaster 930MP - Samsung

Samsung's SyncMaster 930MP is the latest 19in TFT display to combine a computer monitor with an LCD TV. In this case, the display also has a built-in FM tuner. Any display that hopes to appeal to the living room as much as the office has to look good, and the 930MP scores well on this... read more at MacUserUK

321 LCD Monitor - LaCie

Hey, you longtime Mac users, remember the Radius Pivot? If you do, you'll be instantly reminded of the Pivot as soon as you see LaCie's 321 LCD Monitor, a 21.3-inch display that has pivot capability. But don't think that the 321's only allure is the pivot—it's a terrific display for anyone who demands accurate ... read more at MacAddict

LG Flatron L1780U - LG Electronics

This agile 17-inch LCD’s design brings to mind the first flat-screen iMac G4. Dressed in black and white with a silver base and edges, this very thin display can be moved up and down as well as tilted backward and forward. But unlike the iMac, the L1780U can pivot to portrait (vertical) mode or it can collapse to lay down flat on its ring-shaped base ... read more at Macworld

AG Neovo M-17 - AG Neovo

AG Neovo claims this 17-inch digital LCD, with its built-in speakers and two USB ports on the front, is the perfect companion to the new Mac mini. Unfortunately, the speakers leave a lot to be desired and the extra desktop real estate that this multimedia display requires may not appeal to those who bought Mac minis in an attempt to conserve space ... read more at Macworld

LaCie 321 LCD Monitor - LaCie

Although it ships with a hood to help block glare, this 1,600-by-1,200-pixel monitor sports other features that will catch the eye of color pros—like a 10-bit color lookup table for displaying smooth gradients and hardware color calibration via the optional LaCie Blue Eye Pro calibrator ($349). The monitor is built around an NEC display and, aside from the labels and the trademark blue color of the bezel, it’s hard to tell it apart from the NEC 2180UX in either appearance or specifications ... read more at Macworld

PremierPro SDM-P234 - Sony

The SDM-P234 has a thin, black plastic bezel extending 0.67 inches from the actual screen. On the bezel's right front side are the button controls, which are difficult to see until they light up at your touch—a cool way to maintain the display's aesthetics without sacrificing ease of use. The display's stylish stand is comprised of a silver plastic tube and a lazy Susan–like metal base that lets you rotate the display ... read more at MacAddict

Wacom Cintiq 21UX - Wacom

Few products that arrive at MacUser have so readily generated a crowd around the reviewer's desk as this, the Cintiq 21UX, Wacom's latest effort to mate a display and a graphics tablet.
The company has been making this type of product for almost 10 years, and the concept is undeniably attractive: by combining both technologies into one product, you can effectively draw directly onto the screen ... read more at MacUserUK

Eizo ColorEdge CG220 - Eizo

The ColorEdge CG220 from Eizo is a 22in, wide ratio, professional colour LCD monitor. The specifications are excellent with a native resolution of 1900 x 1200 and 170- viewing angle on both horizontal and vertical planes. There's a USB 2 hub with two ports available and a novel cable management system attached to the swivel base. The monitor can be height adjusted and tilted for more comfortable viewing angles, while two DVI ports allow for dual digital inputs ... read more at MacUserUK

Gallery Xtreme 2010 - Formac

FormaUc's Gallery Xtreme 2010 is a slightly cheaper alternative to Apple's gorgeous 20-inch Cinema Display ([4 widgets] Nov/04, p39)—at $899, you'll save $100 and still get image quality suitable for graphics professionals... read more at Macworld

LG Flatron L1930 - LG Electronics

Many companies use LG’s screens in their monitors, but this is the first time we’ve been able to review an LG branded display. This silver and black 19-inch display has a hinged-stand design on a flat, round rotating base. It features one digital and one analog connector, and ships with an analog cable ... read more at Macworld

Sony PremierPro 23-inch - Sony

All the displays use standard digital (DVI) connectors, and all but the Apple also offer an analog (VGA) connector, which lets you easily share the display between two computers and makes the display compatible with older computers. Like Apple’s monitors that have the discontinued, proprietary display connector (ADC), the company’s latest displays have just one cable coming out of their backs ... read more at Macworld

Samsung SyncMaster 243T - Samsung

Pros: Best display for text; extra inch of screen real estate; pivots to portrait mode.
Cons: Expensive; slightly washed-out colors; no S-Video or composite connectors. ... read more at Macworld

Hewlett-Packard L2335 - Hewlett-Packard

If you use a small display, you know that switching between multiple applications and documents can turn into a sport that combines juggling with hide-and-seek. You bring your browser window to the front, search for a spreadsheet beneath three layers of Word documents, and keep other windows minimized in the Dock ... read more at Macworld

Apple 23-inch Cinema HD Display - Apple

Pros: Clutter-free cable design.
Cons: Default colors were off on first unit we received; no VGA connection; no S-Video or composite connectors ... read more at Macworld

LG 1940P - LG

LG's 1940P is a sleek 19in LCD that would look good on any desk and has been designed with the aesthetically conscious user in mind. However, good looks aren't all this display has going for it. Its neat cable management solution and excellent picture quality are equally impressive ... read more at MacUserUK

30-inch Cinema HD Display - Apple

This display is so ungodly large that it takes a bit of getting used to. You need to set a faster mouse-tracking speed, develop a sharp eye for finding your cursor, and get accustomed to swiveling your neck as if you're watching a tennis match as you move from the Apple menu to the right side of the display. But the effort is worth it. The 30-inch Cinema HD Display is by far the finest display to ever house the Mac OS X desktop. ... read more at MacAddict

Apple 20-inch Cinema Display - Apple

The 20-inch cinema display was able to accurately produce clean, legible text in a variety of fonts and fonts sizes. The display boasts a 170-degree viewing angle, and we didn’t notice any color shifts when looking at the monitor from extreme angles ... read more at Macworld

Samsung SyncMaster 213T - Samsung

The Samsung SyncMaster 213T is a 21.3-inch LCD that offers one digital and two analog connections for broad compatibility, plus the ability to share the display between multiple computers. Its native resolution of 1,600 by 1,200 pixels is the same as most 20-inch LCD displays, but with its added size, it can space out the pixels a bit more, making text and graphic details appear a little larger ... read more at Macworld

SyncMaster 192MP - Samsung

MP stands for multipurpose, as evidenced by a plethora of signal-source inputs. We're talking VGA, DVI, TV RF, S-Video, analog-RGB, component A/V, and composite RCA, plus RCA and mini-jack audio inputs to feed headphones or the display's built-in 5-watt stereo speakers. .... ... read more at MacAddict

Sony SDM-HS94P - Sony

Pros: Bright; supports both Digital and Analog connections
Cons: Limited range of motion; requires manual adjustment to make text more legible.... ... read more at Macworld

Sony SDM-HS74P - Sony

These two Sony LCD displays may differ in price and sizes, but they still have many things in common. Both offer dual-mode (digital and analog) connectivity, both share a native resolution of 1,280 by 1,024 pixels, anxd both buck the trend towards narrow bezel designs. They each sport a wide (2 inches on the sides, 1.5 on top and bottom), shiny, black picture frame design; the 17-inch SDM-HS74P is actually wider than most of 19-inch displays we’ve reviewed... ... read more at Macworld

Benq FWP231W - BenQ

Bigger is better, especially when it comes to monitors. Benq might not be the most well known manufacturer, but it has a good reputation for quality computer peripherals. The FP231W is a 23in LCD monitor with native 1900 x 1200 resolution, a contrast ratio of 500:1 and response time of 16ms.. ... read more at MacUserUK

NEC VT 47 - NEC

The projector has a native resolution of 800 x 600 pixels. This is fairly standard in lower-priced projectors and is adequate for most uses. According to NEC's specification, the lamp will last 3000 hours - more than enough time for some hefty Keynote presentations or a four-month home cinema marathon. ... read more at MacUserUK

ProLite E481S-B - Iiyama (19")

Screen performance wasn't too impressive: text reproduction at small sizes looked woolly and lacked crispness, and even with a digital input the screen lacked sharpness. The iiyama fails miserably with non-native resolutions ... read more at MacUserUK

FP991 - BenQ (19")

At £559, this monitor is just too expensive. With an exceptional feature or unique design, it might be worth its price tag, but a cable tidy that also acts as a handle just doesn't cut the mustard. A more realistic price would make this monitor a much more attractive option ... read more at MacUserUK

1740 Platinum ADC - Formac (17")

The 1740's design has suffered with age and its advancing years leave it further behind the competition. Despite this, the image quality is still exceptional and both colour and text are accurately reproduced ... read more at MacUserUK

FlexScan L557 - Eizo (17")

A 17in compact monitor with small bezel and minimalist looks, the FlexScan L557 from Eizo is an attractive monitor: its black surround and thin base make it really stand out from the crowd. It has VGA and DVI inputs as well as speakers but lacks the USB hub that would have made it just that little more desirable ... read more at MacUserUK

17in studio display - Apple (17")

Apple's 17in Studio Display looks good, feels good and performs with aplomb, but Apple has been selling this monitor for a long time now so it's starting to show its age and is no longer as impressive as it was when it was launched in 2001 ... read more at MacUserUK

LM919 - AOC (19")

The 19in AOC LM919 has an impressive feature set for such a competitively priced monitor. It has both DVI-D and VGA inputs, a USB 2 hub with four downstream ports and built-in speakers with a headphone socket. The power button, menu controls and quick access to the brightness and contrast settings are available via a bank of five buttons on the right edge of the screen. The speakers and a roll-wheel volume control are mounted in the stand ... read more at MacUserUK

VP191s - Viewsonic (19")

The two inches between 17in and 19in wouldn't seem to make that much difference, but 19in screens certainly feel a lot roomier than their 17in cousins. The ViewSonic VP191s is a 19in LCD with just the right mixture of quality, features and price ... read more at MacUserUK

SyncMaster 173p - Samsung (17")

The Samsung SyncMaster 173p is an attractive 17in LCD. The screen has a silver bezel and sits on a pure-white, dual-hinged stand with a silver base. Looking like something from Star Trek, the Samsung is worth looking at even when it's not switched on ... read more at MacUserUK

1760NX - NEC (17")

Business-like was our first thought upon removing the NEC-Mitsubishi 1760NX from its box. A no-nonsense approach to design has created a very professional-looking monitor. VGA and DVI inputs and a native resolution of 1280 x 1024 pixels on this 17in LCD make it a fairly standard monitor, but a silver edge surrounds the LCD and adds just a tiny amount of spice to this otherwise grey affair ... read more at MacUserUK

LG 1920P - PC World Business (19")

The unusually attractive LG 1920P looks more like an LCD television than a professional LCD monitor, and it will certainly grace anybody's desk ... read more at MacUserUK

PX191 - Planar (19-inch)

Like Starbucks in a new mall, we are greedy for real estate--screen real estate. If you want to upgrade from a smaller monitor or add an exceptional LCD as a second screen, 19" the Planar PX191 is an attractive option ... read more at macHOME

LL-M17W1U - Sharp Electronics (17-inch)

Truly a display-of-all-trades, Sharp's LL-M17W1U acts as a TV, game-console hookup, and Mac display. However, if you're mainly looking for a solid Mac display, look elsewhere.
The LL-M17W1U is a widescreen 17-inch VGA LCD with a native resolution of 1,280 by 768 pixels ... read more at MacAddict

Photon20Vision - LaCie (20")

"One striking thing about the photon20vision is its square-ish aspect ratio compared to the more rectangular shape of Apple's 20-inch panel. This extra vertical space will be appealing for those who want to enlarge Word files or video" ... read more at macHOME

VX2000 - ViewSonic (20")

"We checked each monitor at each mode (resolution and refresh-rate setting) that appeared in the Mac's display controls (we used digital connections in both OS 9 and OS X, and analog connections in OS X). The Sharp and the ViewSonic recognized and successfully displayed all modes when connected to an AGP Radeon 7000 card, but they had trouble when connected to a PCI Radeon card, " ... read more at Macworld

SDM-X202 - Sony (20")

"When the LCDs displayed video, we didn't notice any significant difference between the monitors with faster reported pixel response times and those with slower times. But we did notice that the LCD with the slowest reported pixel response time, the Sony, had the least amount of motion flicker when we dragged windows or pages of text around the screen " ... read more at Macworld

LL-T2020B - Sharp (20")

"The Apple, Formac, and Sharp displays each have two USB ports on the back, convenient for hooking up keyboards or other peripherals. The Sharp requires a separate USB cable from the computer to the back of the display " ... read more at Macworld

SyncMaster 213T - Samsung (20")

"On the surface, the warranties on all these displays appear straightforward. Six of the monitors come with a standard three-year limited warranty. The Apple and Formac models include a standard one-year limited warranty. But dig a little deeper, and you'll find quite a difference in the conditions under which each company will replace your display" ... read more at Macworld

MultiSync LCD2080UX - NEC (20")

"After we put them through their paces, two of the displays stood out as the best. The wide viewing angle and commendable color fidelity of the 20-inch Apple Cinema Display made this screen come in ahead of the pack. And the NEC MultiSync LCD2080UX offered very similar screen performance with greater compatibility and flexibility, for people whose computers don't have the proprietary Apple Display Connector " ... read more at Macworld

CML200B - Hitachi (20")

"In addition to the Apple and NEC monitors, we looked at the Formac Gallery 2010 Oxygen, Hitachi CML200B, Samsung SyncMaster 213T, Sharp LL-T2020B, Sony SDM-X202, and ViewSonic VX2000 " ... read more at Macworld

Sony Artisan Color Reference System - Sony

"The heart of the Artisan system is the Sony GDM-C520K monitor, a state-of-the-art 21-inch flat-screen Trinitron with a low, 0.24mm aperture-grille pitch ... what makes the Artisan system much more than just another monitor is the Artisan sensor and calibration software." ... read more at MacUser UK

X-174 - AG Neovo (17.4")

"The latest object of our flat-panel lust is AG Neovo's X-174, a 17.4-inch TFT LCD with a native resolution of 1,280 by 1,024 pixels, a high 400:1 contrast ratio, a fast 10/15ms pixel response time, and an array of source inputs on the back that can accommodate all flavors of video" ... read more at MacAddict

Formac Gallery 2010 - Formac (20.1")

"If you've always wanted a big LCD screen, but have been put off by the astronomical prices of Apple's high-end products, then the Gallery 2010 is just what you've been looking for" ... read more at MacUser UK

Studioworks N2200P - LG (22")

"The LG Studioworks N2200P isn't the best CRT monitor we've ever seen. However, it looks good, it works exactly as expected, and it's great value for money" ... read more at MacUser UK

Cinema Display - Apple (20")

"With a native resolution of 1680 x 1050 pixels, the 20in Cinema Display can show a double-page layout at high resolution - and is also big enough for all the palettes and additional windows you need" ... read more at MacUser UK