It’s that 3D experience at home that Zalman is trying to address with its 22in ZM-M220W Trimon monitor, and I’ll admit that I was pretty sceptical about the claims of a true 3D environment. Although having a sceptical streak running through one’s core like seaside rock is an intrinsic part of being a journalist, just as important is the ability to admit that your preconceptions were completely wrong, as mine were in this case. Before I go into any detail I have to say that the 3D effect created by the Zalman ZM-M220W is very, very good.

Before I get into the nitty gritty of the 3D aspect, let’s look at what the ZM-M2020W has to offer as a traditional 2D monitor. Despite not traditionally being a manufacturer of display technology, Zalman has done a very good job with the design of this screen, which looks every bit as sleek and stylish as anything you’re likely to see from Samsung, ViewSonic or HP. The bezel surrounding the screen is slim, with rounded corners that somehow make it look even more svelte than it is. Branding is understated enough as to not distract from the minimalist lines and the matte black finish on the bezel, case and stand also helps give this screen some “less is more” appeal.

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