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Last Rated: September 29, 2004
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17-inch screen,
1280 by 768 native resolution,
One analog and one digital interface,
14.6 pounds,
Three-year warranty (including backlight),
Price when reviewed: $664,
Bottom Line: Advanced sound functions and HDTV readiness make this model a satisfactory replacement for a secondary TV, and the picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture functions let you mix business with pleasure.
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Last Rated: September 29, 2004
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17-inch screen,
1280 by 768 native resolution,
One analog and one digital interface,
13.5 pounds,
Three-year warranty (including backlight),
Price when reviewed: $705,
Bottom Line: Text looks crisp on this HDTV-ready model, but other models provide brighter colors and cleaner details in both graphics and video.
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Last Rated: September 29, 2004
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17-inch screen,
1280 by 768 native resolution,
One analog interface,
12.9 pounds,
Three-year warranty (including backlight),
Price when reviewed: $679,
Bottom Line: Our pick because of its clear details and rich, vibrant color. The only 17-inch unit here without HDTV capability, but it displayed the best DVD pictures.
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23-inch screen,
1920 by 1200 native resolution,
One digital inferface,
15.5 pounds,
One-year warranty (including backlight),
Price when reviewed: $1799,
Bottom Line: Streamlined model wins graphics tests hands-down, but lack of even basic adjustment features for non-Mac OSs make this an option for only the most hands-off PC users.
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Last Rated: September 29, 2004
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23-inch screen,
1920 by 1200 native resolution,
One analog and one digital interface,
22.3 pounds,
Three-year warranty (including backlight),
Price when reviewed: $1599,
Bottom Line: This business monitor has excellent physical adjustments and a low price, but no speakers and weak DVD playback mean it has limited entertainment value.
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Last Rated: September 29, 2004
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23-inch screen,
1920 by 1200 native resolution,
One analog and two digital interfaces,
31.7 pounds,
Three-year warranty (including backlight),
Price when reviewed: $2699,
Bottom Line: A separate box holds this unit's impressive array of A/V ports, but an innovative design does not make up for disappointing text quality and inability to display native resolution through its digital interface.
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Last Rated: May 25, 2005
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23-inch screen,
1920 by 1200 native resolution,
One analog and one digital interface,
19.8 pounds,
Three-year warranty (including backlight),
Price when reviewed: $2350,
Bottom Line: Solid all-around performer sweetens the pot with six-in-one media card reader and by conveniently placing USB 2.0 ports in front.
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Last Rated: September 29, 2004
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24-inch screen,
1920 by 1200 native resolution,
One analog and one digital interface,
21 pounds,
Three-year warranty (including backlight),
Price when reviewed: $2240,
Bottom Line: The only 24 inch wide-screen monitor tested, this model earned the highest text scores and second-highest graphics scores, but ghosting on DVDs and lack of A/V inputs mean it's all work and no play.
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