Best Flat Panel LCD TFT (Active Matrix) Monitors - 600:1 Contrast Ratio, FCC Class B Regulatory Approval

'Pivoting software not included.'

'the screens were so small that it was very difficult to see anything.'

'The ports on the bottom are difficult to access when your monitor is in operation and set at its lowest height setting, so they're most useful for devices you leave plugged in, such as a mouse, keyboard, or a printer.'

'the VP191b showed pixel fusion in text and lacked nuance in extremes of gray, black, and white.'

'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'

'I was unimpressed with the monitor's overall performance in both digital and analog modes.'

'Along the bezel's left edge sits one downstream USB port; in our opinion, that's at least one too few; most LCDs have at least two downstream ports, if not three or four.'

'narrow viewing angle.'

'The telescoping action is stiff, the angle is a bit awkward'

'The cable-feed system is a clumsy plastic panel that you clip onto the back of the monitor's slablike neck'

'Extremely expensive LCD doesn't deliver much for the price.'

'Sharpness unattainable non-UXGA monitor technology'