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Evaluates 12 models of flat-panel displays. Cornea Systems CT1904; AOC LM914; CTX P922E; Hewlett-Packard L2025; Eizo Nanao Technologies FlexScan L985EX.

Presents information on Samsung Electronics America Inc.'s SyncMaster 1000P information display system. Suggested price of the monitor; Features of the monitor; Significant element of the monitor; Background of the product and channel programs of Samsung.

Forecasts various multimedia technologies to be used by corporate executives to communicate with each other and their clients. Comparison between plasma display systems and liquid crystal displays; Gases used in plasma technology; Standard aspect ratio for computer monitors, including plasma displays; Implication of the declining price of plasma displays.

Reports on the efforts of the resellers to expand the market of flat-panel display systems or the liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors. Advantages of LCD monitors over cathode ray tube (CRT) monitors; Expected growth of the flat-panel display market by 2004; Impact of the Asian crisis on LCD monitors.

Evaluates several computer monitors from Acer Peripherals Incorporated, ADI Systems Incorporated, Digiview Technology and others. Features and capabilities of the monitor; Prices of the monitors; Comments from engineers. INSETS: Methodology;CRTs a choice of shadow mask vs. aperture grille technology.

Focuses on the emerging application of organic light-emitting device (OLED) on information display system. Ecological benefits of using OLED; Components of OLED; Predicted migration of OLED into the mainstream display market.

Deals with the optimism of analysts and computer industry officials on the promises of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) in the information display systems market. Predicted growth of the OLED market; Process that could reduce the cost of light-emitting polymers; Companies employing OLED on their products.

Evaluates the ViewSonic VPD180 display system of ViewSonic company. Features of the product; Capabilities of the system; Channel program offered by ViewSonic for its product.

Focuses on the marketing of information display systems. Factors affecting computer monitor purchasing decisions; Impact of the decline in prices of larger displays on value-added resellers; Big selling point for larger-format monitors.

Presents a directory of computer monitor vendors in the United States.

Provides information on the marketing of touch-screen monitors. Remarks of Scott Geare, chief operating officer of Software Solutions for Business Inc. about touch screens; Example of growing acceptance of touch screens; Areas of growth for touch screens.

Discusses the impact of decline in prices of computer monitors on resellers and users. Factors that combined to create a volatile monitor market; How the falling prices of monitors affected Princeton Graphic Systems Inc.; Main factor driving prices down according to Rhoda Alexander, a senior market analysts for monitors at Stanford Research Inc.

Highlights the findings of a survey which reveal the plan of companies to buy larger computer monitors. Percentage of large corporations that plan to buy 17-inch monitors in 1999; Why price is always a big concern for small companies; Difference between the type of service and support large and small companies need.

Features an overview of large-screen computer monitors in the market as of July 1995. Results of product evaluation conducted by `Computer Reseller News'; Hitachi SuperScan Pro 21; MAG InnoVision MX21F; Nokia Multigraph 445X; Panasonic C-2192P; Radius MultiView 21; Sampo AlphaScan 2077E; ViewSonic 21PS; Sony MultiScan 20se; Feature comparison; Channel marketing information; Pricing information; The 20/21-inch monitor market.

This article looks at three strong flat-panel candidates, coincidentally all made by the same manufacturer, Proview Technology. Many solution providers involved in the copy-machine and printer business deal with the Xerox company's equipment on a day-to-day basis, and they might find it easy to outfit customers with new Xerox flat-panel displays. The company has a dozen flat-panel displays available in five-series. The 5 series, available in 15-, 17- and 19-inch sizes, feature both analog and digital Digital Video Interactive inputs. The 7 Series XL795D is a 19-inch display, clad in black and silver. The display comes with the protective XShield glass screen guard, making the ultra-slim display look more like a plate of black glass than a monitor. The KDS Rad-9b is a 19-inch flat-panel display with the same basic features and specifications as the Xerox XL592D, including built-in speakers, though it does not have a digital input.

Reports on the growing demand for liquid crystal displays (LCD) over plasma displays in the digital signage space. Increase in public display sales for Sonacom; Drawbacks of plasma display; Decline in LCD prices; LCD vendors producing 46-inch and 54-inch LCDs.

Reports on the adoption of flat-panel monitors by small businesses due to the decrease on the price of liquid crystal display (LCD) monitor. Shortage of LCD screens; Costs of monitors; Designs of the flat-panel equipment.

Reports that BenQ is set to unveil several products, including a flatpanel liquid crystal display, optical storage formats, digital projectors and digital cameras during the Comdex Fall 2002 show at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Nevada. Features of the flatpanel display system; Company's focus on six products.

Predicts the market for cathode ray tube (CRT)-based computer monitors. Services offered by solution provider Pixelink; Benefits reaped by Pixelink in participating the partner program of NEC/Mitsubishi; Percentage of CRT-based monitors shipped by Pixelink; Factors that drive the continuing popularity of CRT-based monitors.

Evaluates two flat-panel display products. Features of Princeton Graphic Systems' Senergy 850; Channel program of Compaq's TFT8020.

Deals with the challenges faced by liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors in acquiring a market share. Predicted market growth of LCD monitors; Changes in design of LCD monitors; Predicted decline in prices of LCD.

Focuses on the increasing popularity of flat-panel display monitors. Impact of the product's popularity on the value-added reseller market; Advantages of flat-panel liquid crystal displays over cathode-ray tubes; Significance of the sales percentage increase growth every quarter; Possibility of lowering of prices in 2000.

Focuses on the emergence of touch-screen technology in the computer industry. Several name-brand retailers that are using touch screen monitors; How software developers continue to cater to the touch-screen market; Concerns expressed by industry watchers on whether touch screens will merge or compete with other technologies; Threats to the touch-screen market.

Talks about whether plasma display monitors will be introduced in the market in 2000. Prices of plasma displays; Features of the technology; Reason for customers to use plasma displays; Features of NEC Technologies' PlasmaSync 5000W; Barriers to plasma's acceptance in the mainstream market; Prices of Mitsubishi Electronics America's Leonardo plasma displays.

Talks about the comeback of cathode ray tube (CRT) monitors in the desktop computer industry and the opportunities provided for systems integrators and value-added resellers. Advantages of CRT monitors over liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors; Prices of CRT-based displays; Remarks from Stuart Hough, marketing manager at Candescent Technologies Inc., regarding the challenge for LCD; Attractive features of LCD over CRT technology.

Reports that monitor manufacturers are beginning to incorporate a digital interface into their cathode ray tube products and liquid crystal displays. Information on Digital Flat Panel standard used by LCD and graphics controller vendors; Specifications of the Digital Video Interface developed by the Digital Display Working Group; Reasons for monitor vendors to offer a dual-connector architecture.

Focuses on the competition between liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors force cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitors. Remarks from analysts regarding the pricing of the monitors; Price of a 15-inch LCD versus a CRT monitor of the same size; Features of Sony's Trinitron technology; Advantages of CRT over LCD monitors; Revenues from LCD and CRT displays; Vendors that are focusing their LCD efforts on analog technology.

Discusses the benefit of flat-panel displays (FPD). Applications of FPD; Features of FPD; Common defects of FPD; Trends in FPD market.

Focuses on the benefits offered by liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors. Expected number of LCD monitors to be sold in North America in 1999; Strategies that will be impose by manufacturers in order to expand the market for LCD; Benefits offered by LCD monitors; Companies that are expanding their warranties for LCD monitors.

Reports the satisfaction rating received by ViewSonic Corp. from the value added resellers (VAR) for its computer monitors. Categories that help the satisfaction rating of ViewSonic products; Expansion made by ViewSonic to its number of hours to support customers; Capabilities of monitors offered by ViewSonic; Other four players cited by VAR.

Evaluates several 21-inch information display systems. Brightness capabilities of monitors being tested; Features of FlexScan T960 of Eizi Nanao Technologies Inc.; How the color tracking charts was interpreted.

Reports on the increase in display quality among information display systems making it harder for developers to differentiate between products by picture quality alone. Differences to consider when contrasting monitors; Capabilities of monitor considered for testing; Significant developments in monitors.

Focuses on the programs developed by computer monitor developers to differentiate its products. Factors that cause vendors to grasp for market share; How the 21-inch monitors are marketed; Advantage given by the programs to vendors.

Presents information on several computer products. Capabilities of the OfficeConnect integrated service digital network (ISDN) local area network (LAN) modem from 3Com Corp.; Features of the Spectrum monitor of AOC International; Target market of the C-Series handheld personal computer (PC) from Compaq Computer.

Deals with the prices decling of flat-panel monitors. Companies that are planning and offering thin-film transistor (TFT) liquid crystal display (LCD) systems; Range of monitors offered by NEC Technologies Inc.; Advantage of cathode ray tube (CRT) monitors.

Presents information on the CPD-L150 flat panel display of Sony Electronics Inc. Design of the desktop; Features of the display system; Capabilities of the product.

Presents information on the SuperScan Elite 751 monitors of the Hitachi (Nissei Sangyo America Limited). Image offered by the monitor; Comments from engineers; Features of SuperScan.

Presents information on the Manchester Equipment Company Incorporated. Brief history of the company; Strategy of the company; Opportunity offered by reselling computer monitors to the company; Reasons pointed by customer for migrating to 19-inch monitors.

Presents information on the evaluation of several 19-inch computer monitors. Factors that drive the popularity of 19-inch monitors; Range price of most 19-inch monitors; Opportunity offered by the drop in prices of monitors.

Presents information on the Plasmavision 42 monitor developed by Fujitsu General America Incorporated. Target market of the product; Resolution and scanning flexibility of the product; Specification of the monitor.

Announces that Nec Technologies Incorporated has won in the monitor category of the Channel Champions resellers satisfaction survey in 1998. Overall satisfaction score given by resellers to the company; Other competing vendors and their scores; Comments from resellers regarding the company's products.

Reports on the dropped prices of active matrix light crystal display (LCD) monitors. Agreement signed by Acer Display Technology, Taiwan with International Business Machines Corporation to license the LCD technology; Initiation of price cuts on LCD monitors; Price cuts of LCD monitors at ViewSonic Corporation.

Focuses on the computer monitor sales in the United States during March 1998. Inclusion of large monitors with systems; Price of a 17-inch monitor during February; Drop in the profit margins of monitor distributors.

The article discusses advances in printer technology and price cuts in monitor. Focus on internet printing; Key trend for inkjet printers in 1998; Estimated average price of 17-inch monitors.

Presents charts, diagrams and graphs of sales of the computer industry. Percentage of companies planning to purchase a corporate printer; Number of personal computers (PCs) connected to local-area networks; Percentage of companies using wireless technology to link PCs; Outsourced information technology activities of some companies.

Views the state of the monitor market. Market-growth leaders in the monitor market; Remarks of some companies on the sales of 17-inch monitors; Factors that help the growth in sales of 17-inch monitors; Declines in prices of 17-inch monitors.

Provides information on Compaq Computer Corporation's TFT500 Flat Panel Monitor. Features of the monitor; Brightness capacity of the monitor.

Provides information on extended support of Axis Communications Incorporated for its Axis Print Monitor to Artisoft's LANtastic 7.0, a network operating systems in use by small businesses. Features of the print-monitor; Benefits of the print-monitor; Percentage of businesses in the United States using LANtastic; Advantage of network operating systems.

Presents a chart showing the categories used by the editors of the `Computer Reseller News' in evaluating several 21-inch monitors. Viewable diagonal size; Cable length; Service ports; Maximum vertical scan rate; Maximum horizontal scan rate; Color temperature setting; Convergence control.

Focuses on the measurement of the color purity of the color monitors evaluated by the editors of the `Computer Resellers News.' Examination of the individual full-screen images; Displaying of the separation between plotted points.