The Eizo unit offers outstanding image quality, both VGA and DVI inputs, and is backed-up by a 5-year warranty. All up, a great screen for a professional user.

BenQ's screen offers reasonable all-round performance for a moderate price. Though it's pitched at consumers, it requires a bit of tweaking to get the image perfect.

The Dell 2405PCW includes great still-image quality and several entertainment inputs at a category-busting price.

The ViewSonic VP231wb displays gorgeous still images and reasonably good moving images. It also has a highly adjustable pivot-screen.

Good looks and nice features don't adequately compensate for the FP231W 's less-than-stellar display.

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

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 IBM ThinkVision L190 delivers crisp text in an easy-to-use, no-frills package.

The BenQ FP91V+ sports a glossy, bright screen that makes graphics look great.

The Hyundai ImageQuest L90D+ has a bargain price and a graceful design, but we weren't impressed with its image quality.

The screen quality makes the VP171b one of ViewSonic's less impressive performers.

Outstanding image quality and full adjustability options make the Samsung SyncMaster 243t an excellent pick for business applications.