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Well, I think I've made a big mistake purchasing two Ergotron LXs for use with my NEC LCD24WUXi monitors. Oh, they mounted fine. I can get my monitors exactly where I want them. But they JIGGLE. I have a solid, heavy desk. But just typing or mousing sets up something in these arms that...

First, I should preface by saying I am NOT a big overclocker. I typically do a minor overclock and sure I like to game, but primarily this will be a work system (which includes lots of video editing). My priorirties are stability, performance and features. Until now I've sworn by Intel...

Something's been bugging me about one of the 2490's I bought. Basically, it's white level and brightness is VERY inconsistant. It seemed much "colder" on the edges than the middle. I have two monitors, one with the SpectraView bundle, so I was able to check the white level characteristics of...

I've been doing a lot of looking through the "post your setup" thread, but it's not always easy to tell from that where the primary working position is. Currently I only have a single monitor, but can see real benefits to two... not sure I'd want to get into 3 yet since I'd need another video...

When my FW900 died some years ago, I ended up making an emergency purchase of a Philips 230W 23" LCD. Generally, I've been pleased. It has a couple of unnoticable stuck pixels (my second unit - the first was much worse), but my biggest issue with it is I want to be able to play Blu-rays and it's...

Well, with a little free time on my hands this weeked I decided I'd do a proper comparison of all popular LCD screen sizes. And yes, I know that there's a similar comparison floating around, however it omits several intermediate sizes and doesn't extend beyond 24". Let me know if it's useful.

So what's the best 20+" pivoting display that's available, widescreen or not, taking into account input lag, viewing angle, color and so forth? My FW900 is dying. I was going to get the 244T but the input lag issue has killed that thought... so now my hopes is to get a good 20-21" monitor to...