Monitor Reviews

If you can gloss over the gloss and want a 1,680 x 1,050 widescreen LCD to breathe life into games and movies, then the 20WGX2 could be for you.

If you’re after a general purpose, office projector, the IN26 could fit the bill.

Asus hasn’t been in the display market for very long, but it’s made an impact with the showy widescreen PW191.

Eizo has produced a surpisingly affordable high-resolution LCD display aimed at graphics professionals.

A 20.1in widescreen LCD for the masses, but will the masses buy it?

Jonathan Bray looks at BenQ’s diminutive CP120 projector to find out if its built-in Wi-Fi is more than just a gimmick.

If you’re about to lay down your greenbacks for a 30in display, hold your horses. Matrox has a solution that’s less expensive and potentially, even cooler.

If you’re looking for a high resolution, widescreen LCD monitor, this one should be top of your list.

BenQ claims that this 19in LCD offers a 2ms response time. Is this the perfect affordable display for gamers?

Looking for a huge screen, high definition display? Why not go for a projector?