The Lenovo ThinkVision M14t ($449) packs in all the goodies that made the ThinkVision M14 a PCMag Editors’ Choice award winner—above-average brightness for a portable monitor, a built-in stand, and a 14-inch 1080p screen with great color coverage—while adding 10-point touch capability. Well-heeled users may find it worth the investment to add touch sensitivity to an already winning monitor design, although most users will be happy with one of several capable and considerably less expensive alternatives from Asus, ViewSonic, and even Lenovo itself.
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