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(Nov 24, 2009)
Eric Franklin
If you can afford or justify the cost of getting something more than your basic 19-inch LCD, a 21-inch or a 22-inch display will give you more room to operate. More screen real estate means less clicking between open windows and less scrolling, minimizing, and resizing, which can only improve productivity. Make the case to your facilities manager that your job demands a 21- or 22-inch wide-screen LCD.
HP LP2275w
With its excellent performance, full set of ergonomic features, and reasonable price, the 22-inch HP LP2275 is a smart choice.
Price: $407.86 - $429.00 (check prices)
Review date: Dec 18, 2008
Excellent
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Dell Professional P2210
The Dell P2210 is a low-price, feature-rich choice for all your office and general computing needs.
Price: $208.68 - $239.00 (check prices)
Review date: Jun 23, 2009
Very good
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AOC V22 Verfino
The AOC V22 is an LED-based monitor whose low price allows it to compete with the best of the bunch.
Price: $230.99 - $249.98 (check prices)
Review date: Oct 7, 2009
Very good
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Lenovo L215p
The Lenovo L215p is a high-performing, low-priced 16:9 monitor with some useful features.
Price: Sorry, pricing not available
Review date: Apr 23, 2009
Very good
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NEC MultiSync P221W
The NEC MultiSync P221W has some of the most accurate colors we've seen, but it is light on features.
Price: $391.99 - $549.99 (check prices)
Review date: Oct 19, 2009
Very good
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