The MicroPortable Data/Video Projector from IBM truly lives up to its name, having a high level of portability due to its lack of bulk and weight. Its travel weight (including bag and accessories) is a mere ...

Teco is considerably better known in the Far and Middle East than in the UK. The company makes various PC components, including monitors such as this one. The TF785 is part of the 'Superior' line, which ...

It's still commonplace for larger flat panel displays to cost the best part of £2,000, so LG's 18.1-inch Flatron LCD FL885LE has an attention-grabbingly low price. Inevitably, the first reaction something like this provokes is curiosity ...

When you first come upon it, the Flatron LE-15A10 looks like a rather upmarket 15-inch LCD computer monitor, with its brushed metal finish and relatively elegant styling marking it out as something a little bit above ...

Where projectors are concerned, 'portable' used to mean anything with a carry case - and often such cases were effectively large suitcases - but the last few years have seen dimensions shrink while brightness and feature ...

First impressions of this new 17-inch CRT display from CTX are good. The actual case design isn't particularly trendy or thrilling, but that doesn't matter. What's more important is the tube itself and the unit's build ...

Flat panel monitors are great things to have, but they remain depressingly expensive. Big, high resolution flat panels are even nicer to own, and correspondingly painful to finance, but there's some light at the end of ...

Not everyone wants a 30kg behemoth squatting on their desk, but for some users a quality high resolution display isn't a luxury, it's an essential tool for doing the job. These are the kind of people ...

Up until now, conventional monitors have had the edge over flat panel displays in two crucial areas; size and resolution. For a long time, if your world was flat you fell off its edge at 1024 ...

Despite the fact that a great many people would welcome much wider use of TFT-based monitors for desktop PCs, the price of even the more basic models hasn't fallen much recently and this is keeping the ...

If you're looking for a fan, go to Selwyn. They are famous as suppliers of cooling equipment; this is their first diversification into the monitor market and one well worth making. We looked at the full ...

The outstanding feature of the Samsung monitor is its ability to rotate. This was never a viable option with CRT monitors but enables a LCD monitor to be used in both landscape and portrait mode. This ...

Mitsubishi produces a vast selection of monitors and the LXA565W is a general purpose TFT display designed for desktop use. It comes with a standard PC cable; an alternative adapter is available for Mac users, which ...

LG has made considerable inroads into the UK market and if previous marketing strategies are anything to go by, we should see the price of the 570LS harden up as we approach the winter period. This ...

Iiyama has a considerable reputation in the manufacture of CRT monitors and the Pro Lite does nothing to damage its image in the LCD arena. It's aimed at the multimedia market and as such comes complete ...

This is a straightforward monitor without any special add-ons, and is designed as a direct replacement for a desktop CRT monitor. No additional drivers are needed to install it under Windows 98, as it is recognised ...

The A610 from Microscan was introduced earlier this year, replacing the 6L model at a more competitive price. It has a good wide angle of view - up to 160 degrees in both planes - making ...

The price of 19-inch monitors is now comparable with that of 17-inch units about 18 months ago, making them realistic choices for anyone buying a new system. This latest monitor from CTX uses Sony's FD (Flat ...

Mitsubishi obtained the rights to manufacture its own version of Sony's Trinitron tube years ago in a technology-sharing agreement between the two companies. Mitsubishi Diamondtron screens have since become more widely used by monitor builders than ...

As was inevitable once cheap-'n'-cheerful 19-inch monitors arrived on the market, the prices of 17-inch displays have been forced downwards, so that they're now encroaching on what used to be the exclusive territory of 15-inch units. ...