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ReviewsAVerMedia TVBox 9
Reviewed on April 8, 2004 The AVerMedia TVBox 9 is a simple device that allows you to turn any computer monitor into a television. -
ReviewsEizo FlexScan L997
Reviewed on July 18, 2005 The Eizo FlexScan L997 is a high-end LCD that delivers excellent performance and all the adjustability a graphics pro could want. -
ReviewsViewsonic G90fb
Reviewed on November 24, 2003 ViewSonic's G90fb offers an easily adjustable picture at a reasonable price but not enough image quality for demanding users. -
NewsLCD production in China to eclipse CRTs
November 23, 2004 For the first time, China will produce more LCD monitors this year than conventional CRTs. -
ReviewsThinkVision C220p
Reviewed on October 8, 2004 For gamers and graphics pros who don't have $1,800 to spend on a top-of-the-line CRT, the IBM C220p offers a spacious, good-looking, modestly priced alternative. -
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ReviewsViewSonic G220fb
Reviewed on November 3, 2005 The ViewSonic G220f is a large CRT that provides good mainstream performance, but serious graphics professionals should look elsewhere. -
ReviewsLaCie 319
Reviewed on September 26, 2005 The LaCie 319 has excellent image quality, but its high price and advanced features make it an LCD that only real graphics pros should consider. -
ReviewsNEC MultiSync LCD2180WG
Reviewed on October 19, 2005 Though the NEC MultiSync LCD2180WGLED features new LED backlight technology, we're unconvinced it's worth $6,700. Most professional users will be better served by other, less expensive LCDs. -
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Flat panels to outpace CRTs in 2004
February 19, 2004 For the first time, global shipments of liquid crystal displays this year will surpass those of cathode ray tube units, as LCD prices drop into a comfort zone for mainstream PC users. -
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I want my LCD
June 23, 2004 Shipments of LCD televisions soared in the first quarter, but sales of computer monitors took a dive. -
ReviewsNEC MultiSync FE992
Reviewed on October 27, 2005 Though CRTs are moving toward obsolescence, the NEC MultiSync FE992 offers good performance and a lot of screen real estate for a low price. -
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Acer flashes new LCD monitors
March 17, 2005 The device maker says two of the models feature response times of 12 milliseconds for moving images. -
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LCDs poised for prime time
February 26, 2004 Monitors with the flat-panel displays are on the verge of surpassing bulky CRT monitors, and color LCD screens for mobile phones also are poised to hit a milestone, according to new research. -
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Samsung shows off displays
April 27, 2004 The electronics giant unveils a slew of new high-end LCD displays, including one product with a built-in TV tuner. -
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Gateway prepares trio of LCD monitors
April 28, 2005 The PC maker will sell three sleek flat-panel displays as market pricing bottoms out. -
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Flat-panel TVs can't topple tubes--just yet
December 2, 2004 Desire for status is pushing many consumers toward pricey flat panels. But old-fashioned tube TVs still produce better pictures. Photo: CRTs getting skinnier -
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LCD panel shortage easing up
March 5, 2004 Flat-panel monitors got the "short end of the stick" during an LCD panel supply crunch last year, analysts say. But more panels and lower prices are ahead. -
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Moving beyond monitors
January 6, 2004 ViewSonic CEO James Chu explains the monitor maker's push into tablet PCs, wireless devices and TVs. -
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