TFT Monitors

5th October 2005

Without a decent monitor, there's no point in buying a fancy graphics card to play battlefield 2 or far cry. Modern games, movies - even windows - simply won't look good on a crusty old goldfish bowl CRT. What you need is a TFT, such as one of these 15 slimline, super-fast models on test this month

Products and Ratings

BenQ FP71V+

Manufacturer: BenQ
Price: £212
Rating: 3/6

 

Relisys TL795-RU

Manufacturer: Relisys
Price: £158.6
Rating: 3/6

 

CTX F773

Manufacturer: CTX
Price: £214.56
Rating: 4/6

 

Sharp LL-173G

Manufacturer: Sharp
Price: £212.09
Rating: 4/6

 

ViewSonic VX724

Manufacturer: ViewSonic
Price: £220.98
Rating: 5/6

 

CTX P972L

Manufacturer: CTX
Price: £299.99
Rating: 3/6

 

Samsung SyncMaster 913N

Manufacturer: Samsung
Price: £207.97
Rating: 3/6

 

Sony SDM-HS95P

Manufacturer: Sony
Price: £374.47
Rating: 4/6

 

NEC MultiSync LCD 1970NX

Manufacturer: NEC
Price: £308.03
Rating: 4/6

 

LG Flatron L1980Q

Manufacturer: LG
Price: £324.03
Rating: 5/6

 

LG Flatron L2013P

Manufacturer: LG
Price: £517.99
Rating: 3/6

 

NEC MultiSync LCD 2070NX

Manufacturer: NEC
Price: £517.75
Rating: 4/6

 

Samsung SyncMaster 204Ts

Manufacturer: Samsung
Price: £480.52
Rating: 4/6

 

Sony SDM-S204E

Manufacturer: Sony
Price: £574.57
Rating: 4/6

 

ViewSonic VP201b

Manufacturer: ViewSonic
Price: £533.41
Rating: 5/6