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Rick Rizner, John Goddard
The $375 NEC 1560NX ranked just a few clicks behind the two Best Buys (the $350 Iiyama ProLite E380S-B and the $400 Eizo Nanao FlexScan L367) in both graphics and text quality. We saw rich hues in our color scale test screen and on our two test photo images. And unlike many monitors that are extremely bright at default settings, the 1560NX is toned down just enough so that the white background on...