Q. I'm looking to get rid of my CRT, but money is the biggest obstacle to doing this. Not sure that getting a used LCD makes sense, but that is an option.
Seems like the dollar devaluation has taken it's toll on LCD prices, and not sure if cheap prices are realistic at this point. Can't afford $250, but would still like a good view, and reliable electronics - wide screen preferable.
I don't care if the name is "Cheapo Tech" as long as the internals are up to snuff.
I have no idea the refresh rate, or pixelation that will do me best. I don't need top of the line, but don't want to purchase obsolete technology.
Running a P4 with 15 pin video currently - XP
Seems like the dollar devaluation has taken it's toll on LCD prices, and not sure if cheap prices are realistic at this point. Can't afford $250, but would still like a good view, and reliable electronics - wide screen preferable.
I don't care if the name is "Cheapo Tech" as long as the internals are up to snuff.
I have no idea the refresh rate, or pixelation that will do me best. I don't need top of the line, but don't want to purchase obsolete technology.
Running a P4 with 15 pin video currently - XP
A. Morning,
The ONLY GOOD monitor under 250$ will be this one here.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009094
You can see it has over 1,000 reviews on newegg with 91% being 5 or 4 outta 5.
Its a fantastic monitor (I own 2 myself).
As I said within that price range you won't find anything else that large at this time yet unless you buy very poor brands, in which case you will be upset with your decision.
The ONLY GOOD monitor under 250$ will be this one here.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009094
You can see it has over 1,000 reviews on newegg with 91% being 5 or 4 outta 5.
Its a fantastic monitor (I own 2 myself).
As I said within that price range you won't find anything else that large at this time yet unless you buy very poor brands, in which case you will be upset with your decision.
LCD computer monitors?
Q. I am in my sophmore year at college and i am really getting into using many differernt programs in the visual world like, AutoCad, maya, and 3Ds stuido max. I am working on a 15in. labtop now and i am looking to by a 19 or maybe 21+ in. lcd monitor to use. I was wondering what specs i should be looking for and whats good like Brightness, Contrast Ratio, Display Colors, Display Type. So if anyone knows anything about these, could you tell me whats a good or an ok spec. I am looking for something pretty cheap, like under $200. thanks for the help
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A. Get the biggest LCD monitor you can for the price. They're all pretty much the same in that price range you're talking about so the rest of the specs won't matter much.
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