You need a new monitor, but which one to buy? You need to consider the applications you use, the amount of desk space you have, and how much you want to spend. But once you've picke a good screen size, what's the best way to decide amongst all the other options? Consumer Affairs Correspondent Amber Bouman covers all the important issues.
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