i10CTV 10.1-Inch Capacitive Multi-Touch USB Monitor with VESA75

Cheap and did the job.One word of warning though, unless you want to dive into a world of pain, avoid using this on a Mac. It is possible however. There are no drivers, it's not recognised natively and the only way to get it to work is you buy a separate driver from Touchbase for £60 or so. Once you add in the cost and the hassle, this may not be a good Mac option. I had no choice and got it working, but it wasn't easy or fun.Worked straight away in a PC once I'd downloaded a driver though.Another curiosity, the product ID the screen reports doesn't tally up with "Premiere AV". They are a 3rd party screen, made in China and reports as being a "Mimo Magic Touch" screen. May just save a bit of searching for a driver!