Acer has announced its new monitor offerings coming in 20, 23 and 27-inch diagonal sizes. All new monitors feature an ultra slim design, adjustable tilt bases, a 100,000,000:1 contrast ratio and 5 ms response time.

Aside from its motherboards that have always been the interest of so many, Asus at CeBIT had another interesting product in the display category. Dubbed as the PA248Q, this 24-inch monitor uses an IPS panel that features a 1920 x 1200 screen resolution and four USB 3.0 ports allowing media to be directly played without going through a third device such as a dedicated media player.

HannsG has announced the availability of the HL272, a 27-inch LED monitor with a Full HD (1920 x 1080) display resolution. This display model comes with a glossy black and super slim design making it perfect for any environment be it an office or an ordinary home setup.

AOC and DisplayLink have launched the E1649FWU, a 15.6-inch portable monitor that features a 1366 x 768 display resolution. The portable monitor relies on a USB cable for both connection and power making it an ideal companion for those who are always on the go and require minimal baggage.

Acer adds to their product list the HR274H, a 27-inch 3D monitor that features Acer’s chip-based solution that can convert any 2D content to 3D without the need for any additional software.

LG Electronics expands their 3D monitor lineup with the announcement of the DX2500, a 25-inch 3D monitor that feature glasses-free parallax barrier 3D and head-tracking technologies.

Toshiba expanded its line of green products with its recent announcement in Japan of the Regza 32BE3 HDTV that is able to perform zero Watt power consumption when it is in standby mode thanks to its new built-in Eco Chip.

HP has introduced two new products that both feature 3D capabilities - the TouchSmart620 3D Edition PC which is an all-in-one home entertainment system and the 23-inch 2311GT LCD monitor that uses FPR (Film Patterned Retarder Technology) to display high quality images in 3D.

ViewSonic has announced the immediate availability of its 23-inch full HD (1920x1080) V3D231 3D LED monitor that features fast 2 ms video response time and 20,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio to deliver great quality 3D images.

First spotted at the CEA Line Show in New York last June, AOC’s 16-inch portable monitor dubbed as the E1649FWU is now being planned for an October release.

Lenovo has been caught preparing three new monitors that it plans to release by the end of the month. The three new displays that are of concern are the 19-inch ThinkVision LT1952, the 22-inch LT2252p and the 24-inch LT2452p.

Green House, a Japanese manufacturer of PC hardware and peripherals has announced a new 23.6-inch slim monitor that does not only stay true to the company’s name by providing low power consumption but at the same time also boast respectable features that will definitely make it attractive to consumers looking for a good balance between performance and price.

EIZO Nanao Corporation, a Japanese manufacturer has announced two new business class monitors, the FlexScan EV2335W and EV2315W that both have 23-inch LED-backlit displays capable of a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) and energy saving features.

LG made a surprise as it breaks the trend among manufacturers to wait for the IFA before showing off any new products with the announcement of two new 23-inch monitors, the E91 Flatron series and the D237IPS that is equipped with Film Pattern Retarder (FPR) 3D technology.

Dell has announced the availability of its latest ultra-slim 21.5 inch monitor, the S2230MX that is just 9.9 mm thick at its thinnest point and utilizes a LED-backlit illumination instead of CCFL plus a TN panel that provides 82% color gamut coverage.

ViewSonic has unveiled two new additions to its product line, the gamer oriented VG2732m-LED and the VP2765-LED that was designed for professionals.

The trend for multimedia devices nowadays is to go 3D and that’s exactly what ViewSonic has done with the announcement of the V3D245, a 24 inch 3D, full HD (1920 x 1080) LED monitor equipped with Nvidia’s 3D Vision wireless emitter and 3D Vision glasses.

LG Electronics has managed to overtake the industry with its announcement of the world’s first Glasses-free 3D monitor, the 20-inch D2000 - created to bring you the most realistic experience in movies, gaming and in all other essential multimedia things that you do.