This new HP monitor has a pop-up camera that slowly rises to look at you

If you mean business, the HP Envy 34 Curved display is for you. Not only is the $899 ultrawide 34-inch panel a great canvas for multitasking, it's the first certified Skype for Business curved monitor, meaning it's built to have the best Skype call experience possible. (UK and Australian availability has yet to be announced, but the US price converts to around £710 or AU$1,200.)

The HP Envy 34 is the first curved monitor that's certified by Skype for business.

HP Envy 34c Media Display Review

Ultra-wide, curved-screen monitors are ideal if you're looking to expand your viewable screen real estate without having to deal with a dual-display configuration. With the HP Envy 34c Media Display ($849.99) you get a beautifully designed 34-inch curved panel with a 21:9 aspect ratio that uses Vertical Alignment (VA) technology to deliver accurate colors and inky blacks. It also delivers solid gray-scale performance and robust audio output, but its viewing-angle and motion-handling performance are middling, and it doesn't offer quite as many features as our top pick for ultra-wide monitors, the Dell UltraSharp U3415W ($799.99 at Dell) . Design and Features With its curved, white cabinet, embedded speakers, and massive 34-inch, ultra-wide curved screen, the Envy 34c( at Amazon) is a real head turner. The 3,440-by-1,440-resolution VA panel has a 21:9 aspect ratio, a peak brightness of 350 cd/m2, and a semi-glossy coating that can be reflective when used in a brightly lit room. It...

The HP Envy 34c, a hulking 34-inch curved-screen monitor designed for multimedia use, delivers solid color and gray-scale performance and is equipped with a strong set of speakers.

Gorgeous design; Accurate colors; Dark blacks; Powerful speakers

Middling viewing-angle and gaming performance; Tilt-only stand; Stingy warranty