HP ZR22w 21.5'' 8ms S-IPS Tilt,Pivot and Swivel Adjustable Standing WideScreen LCD Monitor 250 nits (cd/m2) 1920 x 1080

Pros: I already wrote a long review elsewhere b/c I was one of the first people to grab this model back in Summer2010, and Newegg didn't have it. Now I am back to buy 2nd unit.
It's an IPS, and there's a version under $280 as of today, even $260 - Newegg has both it seems, not sure what's going on? ZR22W is at Newegg at 2 different prices (one regular, pne promo).
Fantastic IPS display using LG panel with great firmware, and Base/Stand - best I ever had. It's not slim, it's not LED - using traditional CCFL backlight nstead but guess what?! CCFL is what us professionals prefer anyway! LED can flicker at low brightness levels, this CCFL is rock solid.
You can even turn off PowerLED - it's not obnoxious even when on, as on some cheap/low-end displays, BUT you can even disable it completely, nice!.
NEW "DISPLAY PORT" (DP) - better than HDMI, also DVI-D as usual (as of built-in USB, I don't care; I do care about DP however). As expected from IPS panel - no color shifting, quality panel.

Cons: Search Newegg for "ZR22W" & there's also a cheaper version of same ZR22W listed. I got mine in Summer2010 - cheaper version but could never understand why, it's cheaper, it's the same ZR22W. Maybe promo?

Other Thoughts: If you're in CAD/Engineering, Photography, GraphicsDesign, or just appreaciate high-end find stuff, get this one.

Pros: I have a few of these monitors an I can personally say that they are impressive. Full 1080p, with vga, dvi, and displayport. Crystal clear picture and easy setup. The stand can be raised tilted spun on so that it is vertical.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I use these displays with an eyefinity setup.