Bottom Line: The HP 2311gt is an affordable 23-inch monitor with 3D capabilities. Its color quality and 3D depth are quite good but it has trouble displaying very light grays and the picture loses its luster when viewed from an angle.

Bottom Line: The Dell UltraSharp U2412M is a feature-rich 24-inch monitor offering beautiful color reproduction and great off-angle viewing but its dark grayscale performance falls a bit short.

Bottom Line: The TouchSystems W22290R-U offers precise fingertip touch control and generally good performance in a highly adjustable 22-inch CCFL backlit display. Its low power characteristics will shave money from your utility bill but you'll have to pay premium dollars up front.

Bottom Line: The NEC MultiSync EA232WMi is a full featured 23-inch business monitor that delivers outstanding performance at a price that won't strain your budget.

Bottom Line: The HP x2301 is a razor thin 23-inch LCD monitor that will dress up even the dreariest of desktops. It does a good job of displaying small text and delivers evenly saturated colors and artifact-free video but has trouble displaying light and dark steps of the grayscale and loses luminance when viewed from an angle.

Bottom Line: The GeChic On-Lap 1302 is a super-thin 13.3-inch portable monitor that uses USB power but gets video from a digital or analog signal. Color quality is solid on this sleek looking monitor, but the panel has dark grayscale and viewing angle issues.

Bottom Line: The 23-inch AOC e2352PHz monitor brings solid performance and multi-dimensional viewing at a reasonable price. It can convert your movies, games and photos to 3D, but the faux-3D quality can't compete with real 3D content.

Bottom Line: The BenQ XL2420T is a feature-rich 24-inch monitor designed for gamers, but it doesn't come cheap.

Bottom Line: The Eizo Foris FS2332 uses IPS technology to deliver bold colors and wide viewing angles but comes up short when it comes to grayscale performance, aesthetics, and features.

Bottom Line: The Acer HR274H is a versatile 27-inch monitor that uses passive 3D technology to deliver realistic multi-dimensional games and movies. It's more expensive than your typical 27-inch display but it comes with a pair of lightweight 3D glasses and can convert your 2D photos and video to 3D.