Why settle for a big, boxy CRT when you can get about as much screen area on a 17-inch LCD? Yes, LCDs are more expensive than CRTs, but they're also better looking and lighter, and they take up much less desk space.
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Editors' rating |
Price |
Summary |
Dell UltraSharp 1905FP
Released: 10/04/2004
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8.2
Excellent
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The 1905FP is a fantastic, well-priced monitor for nearly all users.
Specs: 19 in, 0.294 mm, 1280 x 1024 , TFT active matrix , PC
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ViewSonic VP912b
Released: 09/13/2004
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7.4
Very good
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$539-$657
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This 19-inch display's design lacks panache, but its bright images are nice for an LCD.
Specs: 19 in, 0.294 mm, 1280 x 1024 , TFT active matrix , PC , Mac
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Samsung SyncMaster 910T
Released: 05/01/2004
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7.0
Very good
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This 19-inch LCD lacks multimedia extras, but it's a great inexpensive and basic LCD, making it a good choice for business users.
Specs: 19 in, 0.294 mm, 1280 x 1024 , TFT active matrix , PC , Mac
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Samsung SyncMaster 193P
Released: 03/01/2004
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6.8
Good
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The Samsung SyncMaster 193P is a fine, basic home or small-office LCD, but it's on the pricey side.
Specs: 19 in, 0.294 mm, 1280 x 1024 , TFT active matrix , PC , Mac , Unix
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LG Flatron L1981Q
Released: 05/01/2005
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6.7
Good
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$359-$649
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Though better-performing monitors exist, the LG Flatron L1981Q will meet the basic needs of style-conscious consumers.
Specs: 19 in, 0.294 mm, 1280 x 1024 , TFT active matrix , PC
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