Apple - The Apple Cinema Display.....22 inch flat LCD display!.....Big ideas demand a bigger workspace, and you might say this monitor overdelivers. With a 22-inch (diagonal) screen and stunning optics, the Apple Cinema Display lets you see more of your layouts, more of your images, more of your palettes and on-screen tools, and more of something you probably haven’t been seeing much of lately—your desk.

CTX - Getting more competitive, CTX is offering quality monitors at good prices. Their 19" with USB hub is a steal.

DigiView - Worthy of note is the 1709D, a 17" .25 Diamondtron monitor.

MAG Innovision - Highly rated monitors. Their DX15T and DX700T feature Trinitron picture tubes and .25 dot pitch like the more expensive Sony models. The DX715T features the superior Mitsubishi Diamondtron picture tube.

Idek Iiyama - The VisionMaster Pro  is the one to beat.

KDS - I just got a new 19" monitor from Korean Data Systems. It's got great on-screen controls, crisp image quality, and it sure is big compared to the 17" .26 I was using before. The edges of the screen warp a bit, but that's pretty normal for a low-end monitor. Update: Now they are offering a very affordable 19" monitor with a Sony Trinitron picture tube. Um...  could someone send me one? Please?

Mitsubishi- They make the great Diamondtron picture tubes, and they make great monitors featuring them.

Sony - They make Trinitron tubes, and you can get them in very large sizes with very low dot pitch, but I just can't get past those horizontal lines in the screens.

Viewsonic - Makers of high quality monitors. Respected for their serious dedication to the needs of graphics professionals.

Wyse - Quality monitors.