They make zero-fuss LCD screens, many of them with standard VESA mounting and HDMI input(s).
Some of them are low-duty digital signage, or have a less-beefy desktop brother with the same/similar software and just mechanical/(power) electronics differentiating them between 8/5 and 24/7 usage to keep their warranty.
You are looking wrong when you make the price argument. Either your price source is weird, or you're looking at the "wrong" model. Just keep in mind that these are not your generic high-gloss consumer electronics flashy devices, but what a value-oriented engineering office might well use. I have yet to find a better LCD than their x4071uhsu-b1 ... Seriously, if you know of something comparable in contrast ratio: I dread the day mine breaks and I need to find a replacement.
