It only makes sense for something like this new Dell Multi-Touch Monitor to release now that Windows 7 is out. This is a 21.5 inch Full HD monitor and features a two megapixel integrated webcam, USB, HDMI, audio, VGA, and DVI inputs, audio output, and a stylish integrated stand. Just remember to give your arms a rest once in a while. $470.

Immerse yourself in the true rock and roll experience while playing Rock Band or Guitar Hero. When the crappy speakers on your TV won’t do, you should hook up your guitar to these Polk Audio HitMaster monitors. Just like a real stage monitor, the HitMaster is a floor-mounted cabinet directly facing you so you’ll hear your sound straight and true. Get up to 80 watts of eardrum-busting sound from the single-point stereo speaker. But if that’s not enough, you can link up several HitMasters side-by-side. There’s also a 1/8″ input jack so you can connect other audio sources like your iPod. The HitMaster will hit (pun intended) the markets next year. $100.

So what does this new Gateway FHD LCD monitor have that others don’t? Well, Gateway is proud to say that their monitors offer an unparalleled visual performance with support for HD content. This FHD2401 for instance, is a 24″ widescreen monitor with a 2ms response time, a 1920×1200 resolution, and a 2000:1 contrast ratio. That means you can enjoy your movies, games and even live streaming action from this powerful monitor. Changing the settings is as easy as placing your fingertips over the touch-sensitive controls. No more clunky or antiquated buttons to mess up the sleek appearance. With a brightness of 400cd/sq. meter, your movies or games will be displayed in bright clarity. $400.

While my eyes are already bad enough straining to stare at a big screen, I don’t think I could use this thing, but I’m sure some of our readers could. This LCD monitor is only 4.3 inches and is powered completely by USB so there is no worry of tangled wires like a normal monitor. $197.

Vizio has a great display called the VMM 26. This smooth 26 inch VMM features dual HDMI, DVI, VGA inputs and 1900×1200 resolution and is perfect for a desktop or gaming. $450.

This HD monitor does it all. At 22″ across diagonally, it can also be used for HDTV with both DVI and HDMI inputs. A 4-in-1 card reader lets you virtually turn this monitor into a standalone HD entertainment center. Or for the complete photo enthusiast, you can use this versatile display as a high quality digital picture frame. Whatever your needs, you should find it here with this HD monitor. $400.