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Date published: 17/11/11

Samsung S27A950D review

A large 120Hz 3D display that looks rather striking on the outside, but it’s what’s on the inside that counts. Is the S27A950D all style and no substance or does it deliver something special? Read the review to find out.
Date published: 05/11/11

Samsung S27A850D review

Samsung takes a pop at LG’s IPS technology with the world’s first 27″ PLS monitor. The Samsung S27A850D is a unique monitor offering good performance and some original features.
Date published: 20/10/11

Samsung S27A750D review

Striking looks and an excellent performance make the S27A750D a desirable gaming monitor – but it doesn’t come cheap.
Date published: 05/10/11

Dell U2312HM review

The U2312HM provides an excellent blend of price and performance. It is responsive and adjustable with the benefits of a 23″ IPS panel and WLED backlighting – it had a lot to live up to given the success of its predecessor.
Date published: 25/09/11

Samsung S27A350H review

The S27A350H is an excellent 27″ screen as far as gaming and general purpose use is concerned. It may not offer any of the extra thrills and spills you get from something twice the price but it puts in a convincing performance.

About our reviews


Here you will find the latest and greatest computer monitors tried and tested. You may also find some cases where the devices have failed to impress us – well somebody needs to stop you buying them! We try to provide the broadest possible spectrum by looking at displays from a range of different manufacturers, in a range of different sizes and to suit various budgets.

You will find comprehensive testing of milestone models, those which present new technologies and those that are in high demand from our readers. Some are designed for home users (entertainment use) whilst others are built with professional users in mind (colour critical and office work). Our reviews are written to reflect ‘typical home user’ scenarios but include quantitative and qualitative testing that can prove insightful to any ‘level’ of user.

The importance of subjectivity can’t be stressed enough. Although we provide a broad scope of subjective testing the results do depend on each individual’s preferences.

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