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Philips S Line 24-inch LCD Monitor with SoftBlue Technology, 243S7EJMB
Iiyama ProLite 22-inch LED-backlit Monitor
Dell P2219H Full HD Edge LED LCD Monitor 21.5 Inch
Iiyama ProLite 24 inch Full HD LED Monitor Black
Dell P2419H LED Monitor 24 Inch
Lenovo ThinkVision S24q 23.8 Inch Monitor 61E7GAT1UK
Iiyama Prolite 24 inch Full HD LED Monitor Black
Lenovo ThinkVision T22i-10 21.5 Inch Monitor 61A9MAT1UK
Lenovo ThinkVision T23i-10 23 Inch Monitor 61ABMAT1UK
Philips 23.8 inch FHD LCD Monitor With USB-C Dock and W-LED Backlight
Iiyama ProLite 27" Monitor With AMVA+, Full HD
Lenovo ThinkVision T27i-10 27 Inch Monitor 61C6MAT1UK
Iiyama ProLite T2235MSC-B1 22" 10 Point Multi-touch Monitor
Targus Privacy Filter 12.5 Inch Widescreen
Lenovo ThinkVision T23d-10 22.5 Inch Monitor 61C3MAT6UK
Iiyama ProLite 22 Inch Full HD LED Monitor

PC Monitors
The Clear Guide to Computer Monitors
Like other consumer electronics products, computer monitors are manufactured by a large number of makers and come in all shapes and sizes. You may find the choice confusing at first, but this concise guide will help to narrow your choice. The first thing to consider is the size of monitor you are after. Larger ones can be useful if you don't want to squint or get too close the screen to see what is going on. You can judge a monitor's size by its rating given in inches but note that this is the diagonal dimension given from corner to corner, not left-right. In addition, you should bear in mind the aspect ratio of the monitor which gives you an indication of how rectangular or square a computer monitor might be – just like television sets. Lastly, make sure you are only looking at compatible monitors for your type of computer connection, for example, HDMI, DVI or VGA.
Getting a Good View From Your Computer Monitor
Firstly, set your computer's monitor up so that you can see it directly in front of you without needing to turn your neck to the left or the right. Your eyes should be level with it about two-thirds of the way up the screen. Most monitors can be tilted and adjusted, but you can also use a monitor stand to get the position just right. Now adjust the image brightness so that the screen appears natural in the room's light. You don't want it either shining too brightly or being so dark that you have to strain your eyes to see. To maintain a long life, allow your monitor to go into screen saver mode if it is not in use for a while.

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