DVI MONITOR will it work?

My mini has a DVI output for the monitor, I can't afford an Apple display, will another monitor work if it has a DVI intertface? If so, any recommendations?My mini was Christmas present. I haven't hooked it up to try it out yet. Thought getting this monitor question figured out first would be a good idea.
THANK-YOU

I'm not sure of the model, I think it's fairly recent. It has 5 USB200 ports, and a firewire 800 port, as well as the DVI and mini DVI PORTS.
Thanks again.

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