Suggest a 20" - 22" LCD

check out BenQ! they have good monitors within 10k!

yeah,, im thinkin bout BenQ 22" G2220 FULL HD LCD Monitor ,, maybe gonna get it, thnkss

You may consider this...

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Official Specs:

Size / Type
23" wide TFT LED

Panel Technology / Special Feature
TN (twisted nematic)
White LED backlight

Maximum Resolution
1920 x 1080

Maximum Refresh Rate
60Hz

Horizontal / Vertical Frequency
64KHz - 83KHz / 50Hz - 75Hz

Dynamic Contrast Ratio
12,000,000:1

Horizontal / Vertical Viewing Angles
170°/160°

Brightness
250 cd/m2

Response Time
5ms

Pixel Pitch
0.265mm

Maximum Colors Supported / Color Saturation
Maximum: 16.7 million
Saturation: 68% NTSC

Signal Connectors
VGA, DVI, HDMI™ (HDCP)

Power
Power Supply: 100V - 240V
AC Adapter: External

Power Consumption
Energy Star® on: 28.2W
Energy Star® typ: 17W
Energy Star® sleep: 0.62W
Energy Star® off: 0.51W

Audio
No speakers

Mechanical Adjustments
Tilt: -5° ~ 15°
Swivel: No
Pivot: No
Height Adjustment: No
Detachable foot stand: Yes

Kensington® Lock Slot / VESA Wall Mount
Supported

Dimensions & Weight
21.3" (542.2mm) W x 12.9" (328.1mm) D x 15.9" (403.0mm) H
7.4 lb. (3.36kg)

Videos:

Pros and Cons:

Pros:
1. Cheapest LED Monitor available (about 10.8k as listed in deltapage.com)
2. Has HDMI, DVI, VGA connectivity and also provides cables for all the them.
3. Is Vesa supportable (this is wat i really craved for...wall mountable)
4. LED (light weight, low power consumption, bright dark areas etc etc)

Cons:
1. Uses a power brick(not much of a problem)
2. Color reproduction is a bit off, bluish tint to color. ( again not a gaint problem we can anyways calibrate the colors from factory settings to get a more accurate color)

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^^what is the model number?
sorry cannot check the youtube videos now...in office...moreover only first picture is visible (in case you have provided details on second/third pic)

its acer s231hl led monitor
btw why do i always get 'message too short error' when i make a new thread