A new 17-inch best buy this month, Compaq's P720 produces great-looking text and graphics and eschews basic beige packaging in favor of an attractive black-and-silver case. Landing at number six, the new $159 KDS XF-7i covers just the fundamentals in image quality, navigation controls, and documentation, but it's also the least expensive monitor here. Hyundai's ImageQuest Q770 debuts at number eight on our chart. With a compact form and intuitive navigation controls, the Q770 is easy to use, but its text looks better than its graphics. Next month we'll review 19-inch CRT monitors.
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