BenQ is one of those producers that I was never crazy about, but I must admit some of their latest LCD monitors look pretty good, at least on paper. When it comes to practice, that's a completely different story...but since we just found out about 2 new LCD monitors from this well-known producers, let's take a look at them, shall we?

The two monitors in question are the X2000W and X2200W, both featuring HDMI and a DVI HDCP port, as well as RGB. The "little brother", the BenQ X2000W, comes with a 20-inch screen, and the "big brother" is a 22-inch LCD monitor, both of them having the same native resolution, 1680X1050.

Of course, we also have some even more interesting technical details, those that I mentioned earlier to be looking great on paper. For example, 1,000:1 contrast ratio and 300cd brightness would be just great, if reality would match accurately these specs, don't you think?

The bad part is that, despite the HDMI and DVI HDCP support, none of these two monitors is 1080p-ready, so you'll get HDMI, but no Full HD. What a pity...