LG L1915S

LG are comparative newcomers to the electronics scene, having only gained sufficient brand proliferation to make much of an impact on the market in the past few years. Their product range is vast, ranging from music players to speakers, to monitors like this one.

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Acer AL1714ms

Thin film TFT LCD monitors are now so well established in the marketplace, it's now remarkably difficult to find 'olde worlde' CRT jobs in mainstream shops.As well as having lower power consumption 'flat panel monitors' also take up a lot less space, and are only a fraction of the weight of conventional counterparts.

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LG Flatron 1980Q

LCD monitors are fast becoming commodity items. As prices drop, 17-inch flat panels become the new 15-inch, with 19-inch screens the new 17s. However, you can still find products that differentiate themselves with innovative features and superior performance -- at least according to LG Electronics.

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Samsung SyncMaster 204T

Back in the day, PC users graduated from 15- to 17- to 19-inch monitors, but usually stopped there -- larger CRTs were too bulky and heavy for business desktops. Now we not only have slim and svelte LCD monitors, but even plus-sized flat-panel prices have fallen sharply.

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Philips - 170S4FB

It's a sign of the times that something which once - eighteen months or even a year ago - was seen as out of reach of a great many people, now comes bundled with some PC systems. So it is with flat panel monitors, even 17-inch ones such as the clumsily-named 170S4FB from Philips.

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