Flat-panel LCD monitors require less space on your desktop, and many are no more expensive than CRT monitors. CRTs were once the preferred choice of graphic arts professionals, photographers and gamers, but even these groups have now moved into the LCD camp. See our report on LCD monitors for more information.
CNet.com offers a great buying guide covering computer monitor features, warranties and image quality, even though this publication's CRT reviews are outdated. An article comparing CRT monitors to LCDs is offered, as well as basic features of both and a glossary of common terms.
Manufacturers' websites are a good source for detailed information and specifications on the various models they produce:
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