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17" LCD Part I: Six Sexy Panels*
Monday 29 April 2002 – 07:00
In the first part of this review, we examined six monitors in close detail. We tested products from ADI, Compaq, CTX, NEOVO, Philips and Solarism. They are based on a variety of technologies, including TN + Film, IPS, and MVA. We especially spent a lot of time studying the ergonomics of the various models, real-time response, and the color spectrum-not forgetting the technical improvements that are expected by the end of the year.

17" LCD Part V: Four Panels Compared*
Wednesday 5 November 2003 – 06:00
The previous tests showed that vendors offering LCD monitors with 20 response time milliseconds were serious about attracting the attention of the gamer and high-end digital photography crowd. Today, we review the new Christmas-buying-season 17" LCD stars: the Hercules ProphetView 920 Pro, the NEC LCD71VM, the Samsung 172X and the Viewsonic VP170m. Which one will win the best screen of the year prize? We also disclose Hyundai delivery problems and analyze the bogus elements of vendors' performance claims.

17" LCD Part IV: Six Panels With 16 And 20 ms*
Thursday 26 June 2003 – 07:00
The 20-ms line has now been crossed. And with it, most of the afterglow problem common to flat panels is solved. For our fourth set of comparative tests of the best currently available 17" monitors, we had two questions to address: can you play games and edit images on them?

Panels for Apple iPhone expected to come from Japan*
Thursday 31 May 2007 – 01:58
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Double-Height Chic: Two Multifunction Panels From AeroCool*
Monday 19 September 2005 – 07:00
These AeroCool fan controllers not only offer extraordinary design, they also double up inside two 5.25" drive bays in your PC. They deliver fan controls plus temperature indicators or a memory card reader, in one cool, capable package.

Review: 20" LCD S-IPS Panels*
Friday 16 January 2004 – 06:00
Two IPS panels with very fast response times have entered the market at the same time. The first, by Sharp (20ms), is used in the Eizo L885. The second, an LG-Philips (16ms) is used in the Philips 200P4. IPS-type panels are famous for their very wide angles of vision and more-or-less uniform response time. So will these panels represent the ultimate solution for everyone, including gamers, graphic artists, photographers and people who just appreciate big screens?

ViewSonic Overdrive LCDs: A New Era of Very Fast Panels?*
Thursday 26 May 2005 – 07:00
ViewSonic says its first LCD panel to offer a new gray-to-gray response time calculation and "Overdrive" signal technology is bursting with speed. Given the traditional disconnect between LCD vendors' claims and reality, we thought we would pit ViewSonic's TN VP192s LCD with a black-to-white latency of 12 ms, against its new VP191b with a purported GTG response time of 8 ms.

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