It's flat!

Which I guess means that you can accidentally sail off the edge of SynMaster's 570V TFT 15in display, like early explorers once believed you could sail off the edge of the earth - though I guess sailing off the edge of a monitor is very unlikely. I

Which I guess means that you can accidentally sail off the edge of SynMaster's 570V TFT 15in display, like early explorers once believed you could sail off the edge of the earth - though I guess sailing off the edge of a monitor is very unlikely. I mean, it could probably lead to serious litigation as family-members protest the disappearance of their geeky loved ones. Well, at least the lads at PCStats are still with is, 'cause they wrote this review after using one:

'The 570V TFT comes with a very simple base that allows the newer, lower power consuming TFT display to only tilt backwards or forwards. Other display stands, like the one on the SyncMaster 570B, offer integrated audio functionality and portrait/landscape viewing angles. For most of us, these features are superfluous to our daily needs - 90% of the time, our displays will sit perfectly level on our desktop.
The 570V shows a nod towards the impending power crisis which is gripping areas like California with rolling black outs and power shortages. In contrast to earlier TFT displays the 570V TFT uses only 25W of power to operate. The panel itself is 0.297 dot pitch and operates at 1024 x 768 pixel resolution.'
PCStats' SyncMaster review