Flat screen monitor recomendations?

[zoranm]

Hi


I need to purchase a new primary monitor for home computer. I can fit max. 22" one on my desk. I did look around but most of them exhibit some sort of bending on gradients.
Could anyone recommend any particular model (which is not susceptible to bending)?

Thanks in advance

Zoran

[Nixon]

EIZO FLEXScan S2231W

[Olli96]

The EIZO one above is really good, if you are looking for a cheaper alternative then i could recommend the Dell S2309. I had this one at work and couldnt find anything to complain.

[stevesideas]

If you want to play games or video on your screen it may not be a great choice due to the face the response rate is only 8ms....

Heres the link to a review that mentions this:

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/reviews/i...?reviewid=2260

[zoranm]

EIZO FLEXScan S2231W

Sorry, I didn't mention: I'm affected by the global monetry market and I don't have much of "liquid assets" in my pocket

Joke aside, I know about EIZO range of monitors but that'd be just an overkill for my home use.

Thanks everyone for your responses

Zoran

[duke2]

You'll want something that uses an S-PVA panel and NOT a TN panel (crappy, cheap). You can get one that uses IPS if you can find one.

http://www.pchardwarehelp.com/guides...anel-types.php

[PIXELBOX_SRO]

i would go for Samsung SyncMaster 245T
24 inch pro monitor..really good for great money

[glyph]

the chepest quality monitor I found was Philips Brilliance 200P7ES
20" screen 1200 x 1600 - 4x3 ie not widescreen - its IPS not TN

(I like it.. but the dual input switching is hopeless - takes 6 button presses - use a kvm instead)

[Erik de Graaf]

We bought a NEC Multisync LCD2190UXi recently and i must say that i am very impressed by this monitor. The price quality ratio is very good. It cost us 770 euro, i wasn't able to find a monitor of this quality any cheaper than this.

FYI, Lacie uses the same NEC panels in their monitors (wich i think is a way of telling the quality, Lacie is very good but expensive)