Flat panel monitors provide a better viewing area than cathode ray tubes in the same class. Not only that but there are a host of other things that make flat panel monitors not only look sleek, but provide sleek output on the monitor such as having better focus, geometry, convergence, resolution, and dot-pitch density.

Flat panels are generally better on the eyes than cathode ray tubes (though you should still stand up to stretch and exercise a bit every now and then). They take up a lot less space on your desk as well. They are an ideal monitor for your kids as well as for yourself. If you still use cathode ray tube's it's almost like using one of those big clunky cell phones of the late nineties while others are using razor thin cell phones.

But lets be honest, when it comes to flat panel monitors it's not JUST about it's physical appearance and space-saving capabilities, that's only the icing on the cake.

Once you try using flat panel monitors it is almost certain you will never purchase a cathode ray tube again at any price. Unless of course your current employment still uses cathode ray tubes. Perhaps you should recommend replacing them for flat panel monitors?