The Benefit for Flat Computer Monitors

The benefits of a flat computer monitor has rocketed their popularity and sales. Look in any electronics store down the high street or online and you'll find nothing but flat screen monitors. For graphics and web designers this has been a major breakthrough and is helping shape the future of graphics design.
More colors and more pixels allow for better accuracy and finer detail. Images are much more lifelike and many flat computer monitors can reproduce accurate colors compared to print. Obviously, this is very handy for graphics designers since they are displayed an image that is as close to the final product.

This is not always the case though since some LCD monitors can change color and differ in contrast and saturation. If you use your computer predominately for web or print design it is worthwhile seeing the real thing in action at an electronics outlet.
Flat computer monitors generally come in either matte or glossy. There are many a disagreement to which is better, but at the end of the day it's really down to personal preference. Glossy monitors are more reflective and may be difficult to see when there is a strong light source behind you. They tend be clearer and more vibrant than the matter variety.
Matte screens are less affected by glare and usually easier on the eyes. One drawback is that they can be a little duller and images may not look as lifelike as they do on a glossy screen. Before deciding on which one to go for you should consider what you will be using it for and more importantly, where.

People buying a flat computer monitor for personal and not work have more freedom to move their monitor, so picking a glossy monitor over a glossy shouldn't be a problem. Many individuals prefer glossy since it makes viewing photos, watching movies and gaming a lot crisper and much more vivid.
Flat screen monitors generally go up to about 32 inches which should be sufficient for any purpose. There's nothing to stop you however from rigging a 52 inch flat screen TV to your computer though. For dual setups having two 24 inch screens is a good size. As with most things the bigger you go the more expensive it is. For an average size flat screen monitor you're looking around the $200 mark. Larger monitors can fetch up to $2000 and beyond.