There are a lot of great computer monitors on the market, and a lot of great TVs that double as computer monitors. Deciding which to choose can be a difficult process since 
most TVs and monitors promise the world, but you don’t actually get to see them all in person. If you’re looking for a TV monitor LED, then you should look for one that has a fast response time, as the response time and refresh rate of these TV monitors can determine whether you get some color or image blur or trailing. As the pixels activate and deactivate, if they do it slowly, then you may get a streaking or blurring affect on moving items that is undesirable. If you are considering anything in the 32 inch region, then a 32 inch monitor is what you will be looking for. These monitors have a large enough screen size to see clearly from a living room or bedroom, and are just massive when used on a desktop with a computer. However, their relatively small size compared to other large screen TVs means that the pixel density is tighter, and you can get away with using 720p on a screen this size when you would want a 1080p for anything 50 inches or larger. If you’re really looking for real estate on your screen, or you want to get something no one else has, consider a curved monitor or a monitor stand that holds three or more monitors. These monitors will help wrap around you, taking up more of your field of vision and giving you a more immersive gaming and video viewing experience. Plus, they look great at work displays, trade shows, or just sitting on your desk. Finding a great monitor can really be a lot of fun if you have the tools to find what you need.