Ron LaFon

Although AG Neovo has been around since 1992, this is the first time it?s participated in Cadalyst?s monitor roundups.

The Dell UltraSharp 1900FP 190 flat-panel display has a thin matte silver bezel with six small but obvious buttons at the bottom-center of the bezel.

At 26.4lb, the Hewlett-Packard TFT2025 is, by a slight margin, the heaviest display tested here.

Iiyama?s Pro Lite 5131 is a 20.1" flat-panel display based on TFT (thin-film transistor) LCD technology.

The NEC MultiSync LCD1920NX is a 19" flat-panel monitor housed in a putty-gray case with five display control buttons at the bottom of the front bezel: menu, DVI-D/D-sub selector, plus, minus, and a power on/off toggle.

Prior to this review, I took a prolonged look at the Samsung SyncMaster 191T when I used it exclusively for the workstation roundup in last month?s issue of Cadalyst (p. 22).

The ViewSonic VX900 is a 19" flat-panel display housed in an attractive matte silver and black case with seven display-control buttons at the bottom center of the bezel.

Most computer components go through a process of miniaturization over time, so it should come as no surprise that this is happening with monitors.

Superb gradations from white to black seem to be the hallmark of Hitachi displays, whether analog or flat-panel digital, and the Hitachi CML190B was no exception

@Xi Computer has once again posted the fastest figures on the Cadalyst C2001 Benchmark in a somewhat heated competition for fastest system in this roundup, though the figures fell back very slightly for both the ViewPerf and MAX4Bench tests.