Don’t expect anything miraculous from Mitsubishi’s latest announcement, but the firm is doling out a bevy of totally average LCD monitors for those in the market. First up is the 19-inch RDT193WM, which features a WXGA+ (1,440 x 900) panel, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, five-millisecond response time, 160-degree viewing angles and VGA / DVI inputs. Moving on up, we find the 20.1-inch RDT203WM / RDT203WM-S, which sports a 1,680 x 1,050 resolution but otherwise mimics the specifications on its smaller sibling.

Finally, the 22-inch RDT222WM rocks the same WSXGA+ panel as the 20.1-incher, but an HDMI port is thrown in to further differentiate it from the pack. As for pricing, expect the bunch to land later this month for ¥34,800 ($307), ¥44,800 ($395) / ¥49,800 ($439) and ¥54,800 ($483), respectively.

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Look at the new LCD monitor from ASUS, the PG221 22? widescreen LCD. It offers a few new features, most notably a backpack 15 watt subwoofer. It’s also got a pair of 10 watt speakers, and a bevy of other goodies including a rotating 1.3 mp webcam, 3 USB ports, mic and headphone jacks, and VGA and DVI inputs. The control panel on the front has sexy touch sensitive backlit (in 5 different colors!) buttons, and you can select from five preset sound and light modes. The screen supports up to 1680×1050 native resolution, 2ms response time, 350cd/m² brightness, and 2000:1 contrast. The pricing and availability in retail stores is not available yet.

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