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NEC Multisync LCD205WXM
"If there are any regular readers out there that think that the NEC Multisync LCD205WXM looks rather familiar then you're not alone - I think it looks familiar too. That's because it sports exactly the same design as NEC's LCD225WXM, which I reviewed a few weeks ago. In fact, the only visual difference between them is that the LCD225WXM is a 22in screen, whereas the LCD205WXM is a 20in screen. Other than that it's the same monitor, which means that this possibly won't be the most exciting review ever. Let's find out."

AG Neovo E-W22 22in LCD Monitor
"AG Neovo has always been a design led company. Most recently we saw this in the effortlessly stylish V10 Digital Photo Frame, which certainly set a design benchmark for all other photo frames. However, the company is nominally known for its LCD monitors and today we're looking at its latest 22in offering, the style orientated E-W22.

On first inspection AG Neovo's reputation for design remains intact, because the E-W22 is a very classy looking monitor. The panel is surrounded by a jet black bezel, which is set behind an optical glass panel that lends the E-W22 a sense of quality not often afforded to PC monitors. As well providing a level of visual refinement the glass panel, known as "NeoV Optical Glass", acts rather like the high contrast glossy finishes you see on many LCD monitors, boosting the black levels and giving colours a warmer tone. In this instance it also provides some protection for the LCD panel, which is no bad thing considering how fragile LCD panels are."

Envision H190L 19-inch LCD Monitor
"There are lots of LCD monitors out there, and while most gamers opt for widescreen LCDs nowadays, many home and office users opt for standard-ratio LCD monitors like the Envision H190L 19" display. This display performs excellently for its budget-level pricing and connection options, but it certainly a competitor in the field-and has a three year warranty to boot. ThinkComputers examines the H190L in this review."