The INQUIRER guide to Top Monitors

IN THIS SERIES OF GUIDES we point to top peripherals and PC components if you're thinking of buying. We provide both the model number, the manufacturer's Web site, and a typical external review to help you gauge for yourself the best choice.

There are so many monitors and the prices vary so much that it can be difficult to know whether you're getting a bargain or a banger. Because of the numbers around we haven't tried to write about each one, we've just created a list of the top few from reviews around the web. Any one of these monitors should do you proud.

17-inch CRT -- Budget
ViewSonic G75f	Manufacturer's Web Site External Review
17-inch CRT -- Medium Priced
CTX EX710F	Manufacturer's Web Site External Review
17-inch CRT -- Luxury
Iiyama Vision Master Pro 413	Manufacturer's Web Site External Review
Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 740SB	Manufacturer's Web Site External Review
19-inch CRT
Iiyama Vision Master Pro 454	Manufacturer's Web Site External Review
21-inch CRT -- Budget
Philips 201B10	Manufacturer's Web Site External Review
21-inch CRT -- Medium Priced
Iiyama Vision Master Pro 512	Manufacturer's Web Site External Review
15-inch TFT -- Budget
LG Flatron L1510S	Manufacturer's Web Site External Review
21-inch+ TFT
Samsung 240T	Manufacturer's Web Site External Review

Outrageously expensive but huge and gorgeous. If money is no object this is the beast to set your heart on. All 24 inches of it.