PNM Caecilia is a relatively new slab serif face with a more traditional look than other slab serif designs and attractive true italics. The italics are true but could use some extra tracking. Microsoft's Times New Roman and Arial have between them more manual hinting than any other fonts. Arial's extensive hinting makes it very clear on-screen, but it can appear narrow at smaller sizes, it lacks true italics and while clear, it's bland. Avenir is another sans serif that works well on-screen.
Blueprint is a sans serif with the feeling or architectural lettering.
Tekton tends to look a bit busy and cluttered on-screen and is spaced too tightly. Monotype's new book weight of Gill Sans works better than the other weights of this popular face. Because its x-height is smaller, you might want to use it one or two points larger than the other faces here. ITC Officina Sans is very popular for the nouveau-hip typewriter look, but its narrow width and tight setting can make it difficult to read unless it's opened up a bit. 10.5 point is much easier to read than 10 point.