Viewsonic has just announced their launch of a new line of better Energy Efficient Displays and we couldn’t be more welcoming with this news.

Their flagship energy-saving monitor is a 27-inch display with VX2753mh-LED and featuring an edge-lit monitor with 1920 x 1080 pixel screen resolution, matte screen finish to help reduce the annoyance of bright rooms and a pair of concealed integrated speakers to boot.

Of course, you also will enjoy the 2 x HDMI ports, analog VGA connector for older devices and a 3.5mm headphone ports for both the HDMI and the VGA connections.

Within the range there is also a smaller 24 inch monitor the VA2448-LED, this also uses the LED tech with full HD resolution and is Energy Star 5.0 and TCO5.1 certified.

Cost, $415.

In cahoots with NHK, Sharp has created a 85″ across diagonally with an astounding clear resolution of 7,680 x 4,320, which is pretty much the same as 16 times the resolution of HDTV.  Yeah, now you get how crazy impressive this high def display really is.

Previously before Sharp rolled out this puppy, those who wanted to enjoy Ultra High Definition broadcast at full resolution had only one way of doing so – using a projector. Thanks to Sharp’s UV2A LCD technology, it will deliver an unprecedented level of precision when controlling the alignment of liquid crystal molecules in an LCD structure, letting Sharp create a flawless 33-megapixel display.

NHK is also working on trial broadcasts of this next gen format, which will sadly not be a reality until 2020, yes, 9 years away, but at least it’s a start, right?!

No one solves a problem like Maria Acer America who has seen the future and the future apparently is gimmicky and 3-D-y.

The company has just unveiled not one but two new 3D monitors designed for both gamers and 3D movie enthusiasts alike.  The HS244HQ and HN274H will bring your games to life and your movies right into your laps almost.

The Acer HN274H, a 27″ widescreen monitor, supports both HDMI 3D and NVIDIA 3D Vision and looks great doing it, if you don’t mind us saying.  Features also include a DVI-DL connection and ships with NVIDIA active shutter 3D glasses that work with the screen’s built-in IR emitter.  Cost, $690.

Working on a braille-enabled display, the team of researchers is hoping to create a new way for the blind and impaired to enjoy the Internet as much as we do.  They are currently looking into a hydraulic and latching mechanism to be used for a refreshable Braille display that would make it easy to use.  This would be a break-through project and we’re keeping our fingers and toes crossed.

So, LG is introducing us to a new monitor series that’s incredibly thin.  These new LED LCD monitors are merely 1.75cm thin and you can choose from 20″, 21.5″ and 23″ display areas.  Also with these displays you’ll enjoy the 1.5 million contrast ratio.  Can you say wow?  Wow!

The new 22-inch MultiSync EA222WMe display is one of the most environmentally-friendly monitors around these days and at $339 you can afford to think green this holiday season.

Not only do these new displays feature a 1080p resolution but they also come with a built-in tuner, which is something you might want to write home about.

CNET’s review reveals the viewing angle to be unforgiving and the ultra-glossy screen to be a bit too reflective.

The $400 monitor just isn’t up to snuff, so don’t even go there.

LG’s 24″ LED Blu display was first revealed at this year’s CES and soon it will be starting the official June/July release.

Measuring in at only .787 inches thin, this 24-inch LED back-light LCD display monitor features full HD-support with a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, 1,000:1 contrast ratio and a 2ms response time.  Now, I bet your old monitor can’t even boast 10ms, can it?

Cost is looking to be somewhere in the neighborhood of $300.

With new technology that will reduce the effects of eye strain and headaches from long hours in front of the computer, the W53 incorporates an ambient light sensor  that will automatically adjust the screen brightness according to the room as well as a Cinema Mode that will black out everything but the video you are watching.

All in all, this is a pretty exciting new monitor coming in May, but no word as of yet on pricing.