Senergy 981 - Princeton Graphics

"This 19-inch LCD with 1,280-by-1,024-pixel native resolution looks gorgeous with its slim silver bezel and lazy Susan style stand, which easily rotates. The DVI and VGA display works fine in both Mac OS 9 and OS X" ... read more at MacAddict

S-19 - AG Neovo (19")

"The first thing we noticed about the S-19 is that it looks nothing like any monitor we'd seen before. It has been designed as an all-round home entertainment device" ... read more at MacUser UK

Diamond XEN1810S - Diamond Technology (18.1")

"The Diamond XEN1810S is much more than just a monitor. It has a huge array of inputs on the back, so as well as connecting to your Mac, you can link it to VCR, DVD and video camera" ... read more at MacUser UK

PJ550 - ViewSonic (projector)

"Compact projectors are playing new roles on the road and in the home. Easy to tote, the latest models weigh about the same as or less than your PowerBook, and they're around the same size as the lunch box you may have carried when you were a kid" ... read more at Macworld

PowerLite 720c - Epson (projector)

"Compact projectors are playing new roles on the road and in the home. Easy to tote, the latest models weigh about the same as or less than your PowerBook, and they're around the same size as the lunch box you may have carried when you were a kid" ... read more at Macworld

LV-X1 - Canon (projector)

"Compact projectors are playing new roles on the road and in the home. Easy to tote, the latest models weigh about the same as or less than your PowerBook, and they're around the same size as the lunch box you may have carried when you were a kid" ... read more at Macworld

Cinema 17SF - Boxlight (projector)

"Compact projectors are playing new roles on the road and in the home. Easy to tote, the latest models weigh about the same as or less than your PowerBook, and they're around the same size as the lunch box you may have carried when you were a kid" ... read more at Macworld

SL705X - BenQ (projector)

"Compact projectors are playing new roles on the road and in the home. Easy to tote, the latest models weigh about the same as or less than your PowerBook, and they're around the same size as the lunch box you may have carried when you were a kid" ... read more at Macworld

SyncMaster 765MB - Samsung (17")

"Samsung's SyncMaster 765MB, a 17-inch CRT monitor, is an economical, high-quality display with useful on-display features" ... read more at MacAddict

LL-T1820 LCD - Sharp (18.1")

"The LL-T1820 is not the most seductively named LCD, but after you view your digital images on this 18.1-inch display, you won't give it up" ... read more at MacAddict

SDM-X82 - Sony (18.1")

"Although there is plenty of competition among LCDs of this size, with its high level of performance and functionality, coupled with its stylish good looks, the Sony SDM-X82 is in our opinion one of the better ones." ... read more at MacUser UK

Cinema HD Display - Apple (23")

"The Cinema HD Display is quite simply the best flat-panel screen we've ever seen, both in terms of image quality and sheer good looks" ... read more at MacUser UK

ProNitron 22800 - Formac (22")

The ProNitron 22800 is Formac's 22-inch diagonal CRT flat-screen monitor. With a crisp image, three USB ports, and a smart tilt-and-swivel base ... read more at MacAddict

Studio Display (LCD) - Apple (17")

The 17-inch Studio Display is the latest addition to Apple's family of flat-panel monitors (joining the 15-inch Studio Display and the 22-inch Cinema Display). Though its antiglare screen is an inch smaller than those of the other two flat panels we reviewed, with a maximum 1,280 by 1,024 resolution it doesn't suffer from size envy ... read more at MacAddict

Gallery 1740 (LCD) - Formac (17.4")

We don't have room here for a thorough discussion of how the gallery 1740's Multidomain Vertical Alignment (MVA) Fujitsu display panel improves upon the tried-and-true thin film transistor (TFT) technology used in Apple's Studio Display, but when we put the two 1,280-by-1,024-pixel digital displays side by side, the difference, although subtle, was apparent ... read more at MacAddict

SyncMaster 151MP - Samsung (15")

The SyncMaster 151MP is a flat-panel display that measures 15" diagonally and supports resolutions up to 1024x768. Stereo speakers are built-in the front ... read more at macHOME

Brilliance 180P (LCD) - Philips (18.1")

Big-screen LCD: You know you want it. The Philips 180P, an 18.1-inch LCD display, has a lot going for it. Imagewise, it's sharp with very good contrast, brightness, and color saturation ... read more at MacAddict

MultiSync FP1375X - NEC (22")

Superb image quality + USB hub and DVI/I connector ... read more at MacUser UK

Electron22Blue III - LaCie (22")

Superb image quality + USB hub ... read more at MacUser UK

ProNitron 22 800 (CRT) - Formac (22")

Great image quality + USB hub ... read more at MacUser UK

SyncMaster 570V (LCD) - Samsung (15")

With a viewable area of 15-inches, this display is only slightly smaller than so called 17-inch CRTs (though they only have about 16-inches of viewable area), so while you'll be paying more than for a traditional monitor, the visible space will be comparable ... read more at macHOME

XEN-1510P (LCD) - Diamond Technology (15")

Admittedly, the bland, beige design of this 15in monitor is nowhere near as cute as that of Apple's Studio Displays and the product name is decidedly dreary. However, Diamond Technology's XEN-1510P is so cheap that it's easy to forgive its unremarkable appearance ... read more at MacUser UK

LL-T1810A (LCD) - Sharp (18")

The LL-T1810A displays brilliant color, but in some of our photos it tended to dither certain colors (yellows and to some extent reds) - this dithering was apparent in all supported resolutions set to millions of colors ... read more at MacAddict

photon18blue (LCD) - LaCie (18")

We absolutely love LaCie's photon18blue, as will any hard-core graphics pro. Not only is this 18-inch-viewable monitor pretty to look at, it offers an equally stunning display ... read more at MacAddict

VE150m (LCD) - ViewSonic (15")

Good price; easy-to-use controls ... read more at Macworld

Multiscan N50 (LCD) - Sony (15")

Sleek design; ambient-light and user-detection sensors; dual inputs; good video playback ... read more at Macworld

LL-T1511A (LCD) - Sharp (15")

Ambient-light sensor; excellent color quality; bright ... read more at Macworld

SyncMaster 150MP (LCD) - Samsung (15")

ntegrated TV tuner; multiple video ports; good image quality; attractive design ... read more at Macworld

LCD15 (LCD) - Princeton Graphic Systems (15")

Decent controls; inexpensive ... read more at Macworld

PT1503N (LCD) - Planar (15")

Least expensive in our roundup ... read more at Macworld

1530V (LCD) - NEC-Mitsubishi (15")

Good controls, price, and image quality ... read more at Macworld

Pro Lite TXA (LCD) - iiyama (15")

Powered USB hub; pivot feature ... read more at Macworld

EN-5100e (LCD) - Envision Peripherals (15")

Offers good performance for its price; bright; great image quality ... read more at Macworld

FlexScan L350 (LCD) - Eizo Nanao (15")

Good overall image quality ... read more at Macworld

S-15V (LCD) - AG Neovo (15")

S-Video port; good highlight detail; attractive design ... read more at Macworld

FP 563 (LCD) - Acer Peripherals (15")

Good value; bright; great text quality; good viewing-angle range ... read more at Macworld

1600SW (LCD) - Silicon Graphics (17")

Apple and SGI claim that their LCDs particularly suit color-critical work. Both companies say their LCDs are much brighter than CRTs and hence have a wider dynamic range (the range from black to white). This was certainly true of the Apple and SGI LCDs in their raw, uncalibrated state: ... read more at Macworld

MultiSync LCD 1800 (LCD) - NEC Technologies (18.1")

electron22blue II - LaCie (21")

Macworld Lab tested nine monitors in the 21-inch class that cost less than $2,000, and found that you don't necessarily have to choose a more expensive display to get the best quality. ... read more at Macworld

Apple Cinema Display 22 inch - Apple (Summer, 2000)

The crispness and color saturation of the Cinema Display's all-digital screen are unparalleled, and with HDTV-level source video, the resolution is so sharp it's almost three-dimensional ... read more at Macworld