uh... ebay?
Buy.com?
NewEgg.com?
Dell?
www.dell.com
Buy.com
Where not to.... http://www.bestbuysux.org/
Dell UltraSharp 2005FPW 20.1" widescreen LCD monitor with 1680x1050 resolution, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 600:1 contrast, DVI, VGA, S-Vid, & Composite, 12ms gray to gray response time, and 16ms response time for $579 - 25% off = $434.25! DELL ULTRASHARP 2005FPW 20" WIDESCREEN LCD MONITOR DEAL
http://www.gotapex.com/
Definitely Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/
They are THE place to get hardware. They have excellent prices and awesome service.
And also keep in mind a 21" tube is only slightly bigger than an 19" LCD.
Wait until next year. Internet prices are highest in the 4th quarter. Lowest June-August
Right now it's a seller's market, not a buyer's market.
You may also want to shop around locally as shipping can eat up any cost savings. Particularly if you have to return items damaged in Christmas rush shipping conditions.
Most online retailers do not pay for return shipping and may not refund your original payment in full (they may keep the original shipping and a restocking fee).
You might also check with a local mom and pop geek store or neighborhood independant computer consultant whiz kid.
I use the NICCWK (whiz kid) method. He provides personal installation and trouble shooting/emergency rescue services and has saved me endless tears, cursing and hair tearing.
From the ThePythonicCow's Best Sites for Computers, Networking, and HTML on the bottom of my freeper home page:
The best site for reviews and ratings of online computer and electronics vendors is ResellerRatings.com. Whether building my own computer from components, or buying a laptop or digital camera, I go here first to find the vendors with the best service and prices.
Also try