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NEC Multisync LCD2690UXI

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Pros
ownloadable display settings software
Full physical adjustments
Cons
Awkward cable management
No pivot software

$1,160.99 - $1,382.61
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NEC MultiSync LCD2690WUXi 25.5-Inch Wide-Screen LCD Monitor Review

by Roy Santos

- The NEC MultiSync LCD2690WUXi accumulated respectable scores when we tested it for our February 2008 feature "The Wide World of Monitors." But at $1299 (as of December 10, 2007), it's too expensive--especially when compared with lower-priced, better-featured, and superbly performing models, such as the Samsung SyncMaster 275T.

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