Q. my above lcd show all things right but 2 second after this screen is black I check the capacetor they work proper. what problem plz helo me
A. you'd better to search a LCD After Sales Service from professionals in case a bigger damage &lost
I used to buy this professional monitor 5yeas ago, now it's still working in our art-studio:
http://www.ddw.net/Products/CCTV-Monitor-55inch.html
I used to buy this professional monitor 5yeas ago, now it's still working in our art-studio:
http://www.ddw.net/Products/CCTV-Monitor-55inch.html
Good LED monitor under 250$ ?
Q. What's the best widescreen LED monitor I can get under 250$ ?
(22" or higher in size)
I need good image quality for doing digital art.
(22" or higher in size)
I need good image quality for doing digital art.
A. I would definitely take a look at the new budget IPS panel LED´s that just came out. IPS panels were usually restricted to more expensive monitors geared towards graphics professionals, but this is literally the first wave of monitors that use them in budget LCD´s.
IPS panel LCD´s are good for digital artists, because the color does not shift with viewing angle like they do with normal LCD´s, which most commonly use TN panels.
Both LG and Asus make a model, and they are both 23" widescreen, use an IPS panel, LED backlit, and within your 250$ price range. I must admit I have not tried either so I cannot tell you how well they perform, but they have had my interest for a while. I myself own one of the mid range IPS panel CCFL LCD´s made by Dell (the ultrasharp u2410), and I love it - no color shift, just like my old CRT back in the day. It is definitely better than working with the usual TN panel LCDs.
Link for LG:
http://www.amazon.com/LG-IPS236V-23-LED-Monitor/dp/B004SUDU9Q/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1313067721&sr=1-1
Link for Asus:
http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-ML239H-23-Inch-Monitor-Black/dp/B004R5SLJG/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1313067790&sr=1-1
IPS panel LCD´s are good for digital artists, because the color does not shift with viewing angle like they do with normal LCD´s, which most commonly use TN panels.
Both LG and Asus make a model, and they are both 23" widescreen, use an IPS panel, LED backlit, and within your 250$ price range. I must admit I have not tried either so I cannot tell you how well they perform, but they have had my interest for a while. I myself own one of the mid range IPS panel CCFL LCD´s made by Dell (the ultrasharp u2410), and I love it - no color shift, just like my old CRT back in the day. It is definitely better than working with the usual TN panel LCDs.
Link for LG:
http://www.amazon.com/LG-IPS236V-23-LED-Monitor/dp/B004SUDU9Q/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1313067721&sr=1-1
Link for Asus:
http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-ML239H-23-Inch-Monitor-Black/dp/B004R5SLJG/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1313067790&sr=1-1
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