Conclusion
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: the, spring, 2006, lcd, collection
- 1. 19" LCDs: The Spring Collection
- 2. Design
- 3. Spatial Uniformity
- 4. Overshoot
- 5. BenQ FP91V
- 6. BenQ FP91V: Ho-Hum
- 7. Spatial Uniformity
- 8. Overshoot
- 9. Hyundai Q90U
- 10. Hyundai Q90U's Pitfalls
- 11. Spatial Uniformity
- 12. Overshoot
- 13. NEC 1980Fxi
- 14. NEC 1980Fxi: Real Class
- 15. Spatial Uniformity
- 16. Overshoot
- 17. NEC 90GX2
- 18. The NEC 90GX2' Taste Filters
- 19. Spatial Uniformity
- 20. Overshoot
- 21. Samsung 960BF
- 22. Samsung 960BF: Hand-Crafting
- 23. Spatial Uniformity
- 24. Overshoot
- 25. Samsung 970P
- 26. One Word About The Samsung 970P: Remarkable
- 27. Spatial Uniformity
- 28. Overshoot
- 29. Sony MFM-HT95
- 30. Sony MFM-HT95: Slightly Cold Colors
- 31. Spatial Uniformity
- 32. Overshoot
- 33. ViewSonic VX922
- 34. ViewSonic VX922: Respectable Colors
- 35. Spatial Uniformity
- 36. Overshoot
- 37. ViewSonic VP930
- 38. ViewSonic VP930: Color Fidelity, As Promised
- 39. Spatial Uniformity
- 40. Overshoot
- 41. Xerox Xa7-192i
- 42. Xerox Xa7-192i: A Static Monitor
- 43. Spatial Uniformity
- 44. Overshoot
- 45. Conclusion
45. Conclusion

While this ends our look at the Spring LCD collection from monitor manufacturers, other models have arrived, and we'll regularly update this article.
Following this spate of tests, it is apparent that vendors are increasingly designing LCD monitors for specific applications. The last 100%-all-around monitor we've seen is the ViewSonic VP930, which we tested in previously. The others are either good at color rendering or are excessively fast.
Our preference still goes to the VP930, for its flexibility of use and advanced ergonomics, especially since the price has come down slightly since the model was introduced. Gamers should look to the ViewSonic VX922.
For photo retouching and content creation, we can't recommend the Samsung 970P enough. Its exceptional contrast and unmatched color fidelity make it the ideal companion for spending long hours in front of your screen.
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