Not the most feature-rich display here, the AOC LM729 was bettered by most of the other monitors in terms of specification, but managed to rally itself nicely when it came time to test with DisplayMate and our real-world tasks.

AOC's 19in LM914 has a DVI-D and an extraordinarily high contrast ratio, thus it holds its ground with regards to specifications.

Although a little lean on the feature side, and sitting just left of the middle of the pack overall, this monitor performed incredibly well for its cost.

I've predicted 2003 will be the year of the TFT, with massive price cuts on the way that will give CRTs a run for their money. The year is already looking good with these three models entering our testing Labs.

Does size really matter? After checking out the latest online prices for 24 inch monitors, we’re confident that this larger size will quickly become the next desktop standard. The Retail Warrior has the bargains...

If you're space conscious or limited when it comes to your PC set up then no doubt you've already looked at the TFT display option at some point. We've got three new TFT offerings from three companies in the Labs this month, which should give you a good idea of the state of play of the TFT market at the moment.

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For a brand synonymous with higher-end audiovisual equipment, the Sony SDMS51R managed to rank just above average, and is sandwiched between the AOC LM520 and CTX S500, which both cost around $200 less

The $1000 PC was once regarded as the Holy Grail of computing, but now almost every manufacturer has one.

The ACER AL922 is a 19in screen that performed somewhat inconsistently across our range of tests. It scored strongly in colour and yet poor in clarity and real-world tasks.