LCD for G4 AGP

What's a good LCD monitor to use with the stock ATI Rage 128 Pro video card in a G4 AGP? I would like at least 20" to replace a dead Apple 21" studio crt.
It has DVI-D? and vga ports on the card. Would like to keep the cost around $300 ea since I have two macs that need monitors.
Thanks

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