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Help needed for new moniter
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unicorn
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in Techie Stuff
I am looking for a new moniter but have no idea where to start, I want a flatscreen and I think a 17" would be big enough but that's as far as I go, I do not know any of the "techie things" associated in choosing.
Any suggestions will be gratefully received.
Thanx.
Sorry I should have made myself a little clearer I did mean a TFT. Thanx to all who have replied.
Any suggestions will be gratefully received.
Thanx.
Sorry I should have made myself a little clearer I did mean a TFT. Thanx to all who have replied.
Regards
Unicorn
Unicorn
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If you are lookgin for a flat screen
gor a low response time and i a high contrast figure.
Have a look at the digimate L-1916 on https://www.aria.co.uk
thats a 19" tft but is very good
using two myself side by side as i type this
frakDig inside; inside is the fountain of good, and it will forever flow, if you will forever dig.0 -
unicorn wrote:I want a flatscreen
On the other hand, that's probably what you're trying to get away from. Am I right? I recently found a handy little guide which should give you an idea of what to look for in a TFT.0 -
Whichever monitor you decide on, I suggest you try to see it in action before buying. A lot of the cheaper flat panel monitors still give the image a rather "dotty" appearance, which not everyone likes.
If your graphics card can output digital, it may also be best to go for a monitor which can accept digital, rather than using the old-style analogue connection. Again, however, cheaper flat panel monitors are usually analogue input only.0
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