ExtremeTech has posted a review of the HP LP3065, a nice 30" widescreen display.  It boasts a lot of unique features, but runs about the same price as a pair of 24" displays, so you may want to think carefully before you run out to buy it.

"Now Hewlett-Packard is stepping into the fray, offering its own spin on the ultra-high, ultra-large desktop display. Like the

competition, the new HP LP3065 display offers a native resolution of 2560x1600 pixels. Also like those other displays, the

LP3065 lacks a built-in video processor. Color, gamma, and other settings need to be set through the video card. The only

control built into the unit is a brightness control.

However, the HP unit does offer something unique: three dual-link DVI inputs, each capable of supporting HDCP. The new monitor

also offers a wider color gamut, rated at 92% of NTSC (most LCDs are typically around 70-80% of the NTSC color gamut.) And HP

manages to do this while still using fluorescent backlighting, rather than something exotic, like LED backlighting. "

Here are some more Display articles from around the web:

• Sony Bravia KLV-46X200A 46-inch LCD TV

  (1080p) @ Hardware Zone

• Mitsubishi WD-57831 Review @ Digital Trends
• Samsung

  SyncMaster 225BW 22" Widescreen LCD @ TheTechLounge

• Gateway FPD2485W 24-inch Flat Panel

  Display @ ExtremeTech