Best Monitors - 280 to 400 cd/m^2 Brightness, Language User Controls, 7 to 15 ms Response Time

'one of the most awkward cable management systems I've tested'

'less accurate – display'

'Compared to other flat panel monitors on the market, it is relatively expensive at around $380.'

'the Ferrari F-20 shows a few odd design decisions.'

'For most monitors, a viewing angle of around 45 degrees off-centre is easily achieved, but the F-20 starts to diminish in brightness a little before that point, which will definitely be a problem if several people watch at once.'

'Colors seemed slightly bland and muted, though some hues in a photo of a fruit tart looked realistic.'

'The buttons are also quite small and spaced close together, which led us to frequently pressing the wrong button by mistake'

'features are sparse'

'colour handling goes out of the window, with nasty steps in colour ramps instead of the smooth graduations we saw previously.'

'connecting the cables is tricky, due to the position of the ports in relation to the stand'

'priced higher than competing 20-inch wide-screen LCDs.'

'the picture appeared slightly soft.'

'It isn't the easiest menu system to use,'

'Banding is clearly evident in colour gradients and compression artefacts are all too visable during video playback.'