The ASUS VW222 would suit both office and gaming use, but has issues regarding its appeal to each demographic. For gamers, the integrated speakers could be a turn off while the limited calibration options could be problematic for office users that require a monitor with accurate and adjustable colour.

It's not widescreen, but this monitor delivers where it counts: image, response and sound.

A great space-saving addition to your lounge room, study or boardroom, the W1900 is performs well as an LCD TV and monitor.

Physical adjustments and user-friendly settings increase the value of this good--but not spectacular--monitor.

The ViewSonic VP191b's image quality is sufficient for basic office tasks, and it offers software and physical adjustments that are unexpected at this price.

The well-rounded Philips Brilliance 230W5VS includes a good mix of PC and AV features, but newer competing models offer better image quality.

This pricey touch screen monitor allows working with images in new ways, but its size and limited positioning options can make it tough to use.

You should consider this model if you want a large screen for everyday tasks and occasional movie watching.

A performance-driven monitor, the FP71V's excellent response times and generally high quality images make it ideal for gamers and lovers of action movies. Users looking for high quality and precise images may find this BenQ model to be slightly inadequate.

Whether you are in the market for a monitor or a TV Philips has this 19" combination and while the speakers aren't the best, the package is still rather good nonetheless.

A dedicated gamers dream monitor, if only it were more affordable.

This monitor is a good all-rounder. It can be used for gaming, watching movies and photo viewing. Its styling is sensible and we like the swivelling base. We do wish it had a DVI input though