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Monitors
For people who do precise work with graphic images, most flat- faced monitors pose a problem--even though the glass is flat, images on them actually look concave. Mitsubishi's new 19-inch cathode ray tube monitor, the $799 Diamond Pro 900u, corrects the illusion by using a shorter, flatter DiamondTron tube (dubbed Natural Flat), applying a slight curve to the inside of that tube, then predistorting the image to compensate for the concave effect.
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