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Computer monitor Buying Guide
Like TV screens, computer monitors are continuing to go wider and bigger. The squarish 17-inch monitors are now almost obsolete,
replaced by widescreen models. Their larger size allows for easier side-by-side page viewing or more spreadsheet columns with
less scrolling.
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