Sabtu, 08 Februari 2014

LCD Monitor vs LCD TV ?

Q. I'm buying the display screen for my ps3 but I don't know which is better and what are the differences ?
Price is not major factor, also are monitors usually smaller than TVs ?

A. It depends on how important you think graphics mean to you. An LCD TV is bigger than most monitors but sometimes have issues with input lag, which is how long it takes to display an image on the screen so the tv can process the image and make the resulting image more vivid and colorful. An LCD monitor, however, do not process the images, they merely show it, which results in no input lag, but typical monitors are smaller. So, the bottom line is if you sit farther away from your tv and like colorful picture quality, than an LCD tv is for you. If you sit closer to the tv and like fast gameplay, than an LCD monitor is for you.


Just got hd lcd monitor want to use it as tv.?
Q. Hey lol first off ill start by saying im not very technical when it comes to this stuff, but basically my buddy justbought a brand new hd tv (huge) for his ps3 and well as just tv in general, well on the road he used a westing house l2410nm lcd monitor for his ps3, but since he got that he gave it to me. I don't want to use it as just a ps3 hook up, but also would like to use it as my general purpose tv. Somone told me get tv tuner and somone said get hd cable box... not quite sure what each is and their price or how i use them could anyone point me in the right direction and elaborate more on what i need to do. ( i have no intentions of using the monitor for my comp cause i have a laptop. Thanks.

A. I Checked out your monitor at the manufacturers website, and I looked at all the ports it has. I hate to have to put anyone down, but the post on C Net tells you a way that works on all monitors, but it really difficult and requires a desktop computer. In your case you will need some sort of a conversion box if you do not have one. If you want HDTV, you will have to subscribe for HD service and the box comes with it. Below are all the ways you can have television:

Depending on how you get your television, there is a few ways you can hook it up.

If you have tivo or another DVR, or if you have a VCR or DVD recorder that you use to record TV, you can go ahead and set up your monitor without a box as mentioned in the end of this answer.

If you pay for your TV service you either have cable or satellite, you will need a set top box (a box with its own remote, in some cases the remote may also work for you TV), if you do not have one, you could call your service provider for one.

If you do not pay to watch tv, you either have an antenna, or cable provided by an apartment or office, If you have an antenna, you need to buy a digital converter box if you do not have one already. You will need to buy one if you have an antenna anyway because tv goes digital in June. If you have cable, ask the person who pays for it for a set top box.



Once you get a set top box, or a digital converter box, if you do not have one already, there are a couple of ways to hook it up:

The easiest way is to use a composite cable( It is made up of a yellow cable, a red cable, and a white cable, and almost everything is compatible with it) and just plug in each cable into the ports on your box and monitor.

If you want better image quality, you can use a component cable or an hdmi cable if the box has the ports for it. An HDMI cable has one plug, and the port is rectangular, with no screws, you just plug it in, A component cable has 5 plugs, Red, White, another Red, Green, and a blue one, one pair of red and white should be seperated, or have somthing different about it.

If you have any questions feel free to email me at aminy23@gmail.com





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22 inch monitor LCD for a desktop computer?

Q. I don't know what brand and model is the best for a 22inch LCD monitor. I have plan before to buy HP w2228h 22 inch LCD Monitor but I have read bad reviews for this one. It is so elegant but the reviews are bad.

Pls suggest me a brand and model that is best for gaming and watcing movies. Also a videocard that is suitable for it

A. Best Value - Hanns-G Hi-221DPB 22-inch
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PC display technology hasn't changed all that much in the past few years. The same LCD panel technology and CCFL backlights are still used in the majority of displays. As such, the somewhat dated Hanns-G Hi-221DPB offers a good overall if dated display at a very competitive price. Prices range from as low as $150 up to $180. The 22-inch panel uses the 16:10 aspect ratio with a 1680x1050 resolution. Brightness and contrast ratios are good as response times are quick a 5ms. It doesn't feature a newer HDMI port but does come with both a DVI-D and VGA connector. There are built-in 1W stereo speakers. Of course, to reduce costs, the screen only features a tilt adjustment and just a VGA cable.


Best Overall - HP LP2275w 22-inch
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Those who are looking for a display that can do just about anything, the HP LP2275w offers a very amazing screen. The 22-inch screen features a 1680x1050 resolution with 6ms response time and 92% NTSC color gamut. This gives the display a high level of color for those looking to do high quality graphics work while still providing sufficient response times for video or gaming. It uses a DVI-D port that is backward compatible with VGA video cards with the supplied DVI to VGA cable. It also features the new DisplayPort connector and cable. Also built into the monitor are several USB 2.0 ports. The heavy stand provides a stable base with tilt, height, swivel and pivot adjustments. Prices are around $350.


Best Gaming - LG W2286L 22-inch
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The LG W2286L is their latest 22-inch series monitor that features a new LED backlit display to help improve contrast and improve color. Gamers will enjoy the deep blacks produced by the monitor when gaming and the fast 2ms response times will help keep motion blur to a minimum. It even features an auto-brightness sensor to adjust the brightness for when those gaming sessions run into the early morning hours. The display uses a standard 16:10 aspect ratio with a 1680x1050 resolution for excellent widescreen gaming support. Input connectors include two HDMI, a DVI-D and a standard VGA. Prices range around $200 to $230.


Best Multifunction - Samsung ToC T220HD 22-inch
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Many people are looking to use their LCD monitors as more than just a computer display. The Samsung Touch of Class T220HD provides the ability to use the display for multiple video sources and even doubles as an HDTV with its built-in TV tuner. The 22-inch display does fall short of full 1080p HD support due to the 1680x1050 resolution but many might not find this a problem. Connectors for the display include HDMI, DVI-D, VGA and component. Color is good with a bright display and high contrast levels. The fast 5ms response time allow it to provide fast motion from videos or gaming without and frame ghosting. One downside is the stand that only features tilt adjust. Pricing ranges from $240 to $300.


Best Multitouch - Dell SX2210T 21.5-inch
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Multi-touch is one of the new features of the Windows 7 operating system and a steady stream of new multi-touch enabled monitors is starting to come to market. The Dell SX2210T is one of the first available with the interface built into the display for use with Windows 7 PCs. The 21.5-inch display uses a 16:9 aspect ratio with a higher 1920x1080 resolution. Brightness is a bit lower than average but contrast ratios and response times are both very strong. Connectors include HDMI, DVI and VGA inputs plus a two USB 2.0 port. A USB cable is required to use the multi-touch functions. The screen even includes a built-in 2 megapixel webcam. Prices are a bit higher at $470.


Best Graphics - NEC Multisync P221W-BX-SV 22-inch
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Even the highest end display for professional graphics require color calibration though. This is where the NEC Multisync P221W-BK-SV display is a great choice for the graphics professional. In addition to the 22-inch display that covers 96% of the AdobeRGB color gamut, it also includes the SpectraViewII color calibration unit to ensure that the screen is properly setup for color. The 22-inch display features a 1680x1050 resolution with a somewhat slower 8ms response time that is still acceptable for video but probably not suited for gaming. It features a VGA and DVI-D connector with HDCP. The stand is fully adjustable for height, tilt, pivot and swivel. Prices are around $700 to $800.


Windows 7 upgrade: no more dual monitors?
Q. I've had dual monitors for quite some time. Well, a monitor and a plasma. Upgraded to Windows 7 last month and since then I can no longer use both. Let's do some equipment listing.

Vizio 42'' plasma. Model number is just Vizio 42VP HDTV
ASUS VH242H 23.6-Inch Widescreen LCD Monitor
Sapphire Radeon HD 100252HDMI 4550 512MB DDR3 HDMI / DVI / VGA PCI-Express Graphics Card

The ASUS is connected via DVI and the Vizio via HDMI. Whenever I have both connected, both screens go black, however, I can still move my cursor around my blank ASUS. Having only the ASUS connected allows it to work perfectly. I update my video card through 'device manager' the same day I upgraded to 7 after I realized the problem. I decided to hope that it was a card issue and wait for a new update. None has arrived.

So what can I do to get my dual monitors back?

A. The best I have seen so far, is that AMD is working on getting a fix for this. The first two driver updates for Windows 7 that they gave for my Powercolor Radeon HD 4890 with 1024MB GDDR5 fail, and I have to use an older Vista driver, so that even one of my monitors will work. After talking with their helpdesk, the information they give is that this is a work in progress, with no release date for the next patch given yet.





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Best place to purchase a cheap lcd monitor?

Q. im wanting to throw my crt monitor in the trash and get a new 19in+ lcd monitor i would prefer a 20 but 19in is ok too.

so anyone know stores where i can get a 20in or 19in or larger under 150 dollars

A. First, please do not throw your old monitor in the trash. Here are suggestings for recycling it:
www.FreeCycle.org
Thousands of people in many cities across the world who make their discards available to others who may find them useful!
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Earthcare Recycling
Free Pickup of out of date and broken electronics and computers.
http://www.earthcarerecycling.com
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Electronic waste, electronics recycling
http://elmars.org/default.aspx
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You can get a decent LCD monitor for a good price at Fry's electronics, they have stores all over the country: http://www.frys.com


i like to no the best display monitor i can buy under 150 pound's?
Q. for gaming computer.

A. CRT monitors are the best for gaming - higher refresh rates, cheaper, cleaner frames, etc. The problem is - they are HUGE! They weigh over 40 lbs. They are much cheaper than flat screen LCD though.

If you're planning to get a LCD, you might want to get one with a 20ms or less refresh rate.

Good luck finding a nice one - might want to check out www.newegg.com for a few.





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Is it possible to replace my lcd monitor on my pc with a brand new larger led-lcd tv?

Q. Will that work as a monitor? What tv brand should I get?

A. Yes. Virtually every LCD monitor and TV has a vga input connection. If you want better video, you may need to add a video card with DVI-out for a digital connection. Look for 120hz, 1080p, and LED. LG, Samsung, Sharp, Sony, and Panasonic are all very good. Element, Viore, and Vizio are budget-level displays, but are usually a couple hundred dollars less than the others with the same exact specifications, just uglier on the bezel.


are there any flexible led or lcd technologies yet?
Q. I heard about a curved LCD monitor on Maximum PC but it just turned out to be a huge, bulky, unit that cost alot and had less than satisfactory resolution. anyone know of a flexible or curved LED/LCD technology that exists, is affordable, and high resolution enough to be used for a curved monitor?
thinking something like 1200-1440 vertical pixels by 2560 to 3200 pixels horizontal.

a google search only found low-density LED and LCD panels that are intended for use with large advertisements or outdoor theaters.
I'm thinking quite a bit smaller, a 30-45" sized desktop monitor.

anyone know of such technology available now or that is being developed?

A. There are/have been bend-able lcd televisions. so im guessing there are also monitors since its almost the same concept

led's on the other hand would require some research

you said "a google search" .... try multiple google searches plus other search engines while refining your search criteria





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Jumat, 07 Februari 2014

Can LCD Monitor on Canon ESO 20D can be used as a Viewfinder?

Q. I did not see it in a Manuel and it is very hard to take photo through the little viewfinder eyepiece.

A. Live view on dSLR's is a relatively new thing that did not show up until about 2008 or 2009 on some dSLR's but NOT all.

The Canon EOS 50D was the first of that series to have live view. 40D or older do not have that feature

As far as using the viewfinder, photographers have been using them for over 50 years without a problem. You may have to refine your shooting skills to make using it more intuitive


What is the best DSLR camera I can get for under £400?
Q.

A. I would suggestion these are good quality dSLR cameras and inexpensive :

Nikon D3000 : 10.2MP, 3 inch hi-res LCD monitor, New Guide Mode for easy operation and enhanced picture taking skills, 11-point autofocus system for tack sharp results, Active D-lighting for shooting in high contrast conditions, etc.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002J9GIAQ?ie=UTF8&tag=bescheshoonls-21&linkCode=as2&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=B002J9GIAQ

Canon EOS 1000D : 10.1MP, 2.5-inch LCD monitor and Live View mode and EOS Integrated Cleaning System, ultra-light 10 MP digital SLR camera with 7-point wide-area AF system, Up to 3 frames per second continuous shooting, etc.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001TOD3YG?ie=UTF8&tag=bescheshoonls-21&linkCode=as2&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=B001TOD3YG

Sony Alpha A230L : 10.2MP, 2.7 inch Clear Photo LCD Plus display, SteadyShot INSIDE in-camera image stabilization, Enjoy beautiful images and razor-sharp responses, View your work in stunning HD detail on your HD TV, etc.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002A9JDJ8?ie=UTF8&tag=bescheshoonls-21&linkCode=as2&camp=1634&creative=19450&creativeASIN=B002A9JDJ8





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Indian Customs Duty on PC Monitors?

Q. I am planning to buy a 20" TFT LCD PC monitor from abroad and will take it to India. It costs around 400 USD. Will I have tp pay customs duty? Somebody has told me that we can bring with us upto $600 goods duty free. Is it true? Or for IT products it is always duty free whatever be the price ?

A. If your TFT LCD PC monitor is never used or brand new you will definetely have to pay costoms duty. And regarding duty free last year they nearly charged me for liquor bottles aslo. Indian customs sucxxxxxx. If you have your relative working in costums department you can contact them , that may help you ( power). Or try to use your moniter for few days so that it dosent look brand new and call tell hten its my house hold stuffs.


help me in suggesting a suitable LCD monitor.....?
Q. I live in new delhi, India.i hav a budget of INR8000, iwant to go fr a LCD monitor, 17" or more, please give the suitable monitor details and if possible, where can i find it......

A. Actually I don't have any Idea where in your country to buy a good Monitor but I can suggest a Good Quality Brand if it's available in your place...

Samsung 940BW [19"] LCD with 4Ms Responsed Time..I have one and don't have any Problem with it....

If you want value for your Money ...

Get"ViewSonic" good Reviews on this monitor despite of it's price..

But get a Faster Responsed Time like 4Ms or 2Ms ..ok

Hope this Helps...





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A good monitor for consoles?

Q. I'm in need of a new monitor for video editing, PS3 console gaming, and as a good display here is what Im looking for:

I have a 15 inch 2012 macbook pro that i invested heavily in as a student, and my primary focus for a monitor is one that I will be satisfied for years to come, until I decide it's time to move on. As for price, I will go as high as it takes, but since I'm a kid under $200 is looking very nice for me. I don't have a lot of know how on gaming monitors and I need one that can work with an el gato capture card, as well as has the proper cables/inputs for my mac. I've been told for console gaming you'd want to stay off of a monitor and for tv, but I think thats BS because computer monitors have a lot lower input lag then a tv would, which is important for a fast game like call of duty. But I really dont know, My primary need is a good screen to edit on, but it needs to be able to work with my el gato/ps3 setup I got going. Links, youtube videos, and thoughts on your own brand of monitor would be greatly appreciated. I don't know where to start my research, maybe someone can steer me in the right direction

I found this monitor, and it seems to be really good. A little too good for the price. I'm not sure what I'm missing with it. If you guys can check it out, tell me what you think: Thanks!!

http://www.amazon.com/Acer-S231HL-23-Inch-Widescreen-Ultra-Slim/dp/B003N7P6TC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356060455&sr=8-1&keywords=acer+s231hl+23%22widescreen+led+lcd+monitor

A. BenQ GL2450HM 24-Inch 1080p MLG Pro Circuit Console Monitor


Which laptop????????
Q. What should I get? I want a computer that I can use to edit and upload videos to YouTube. But I also want to be able to play minecraft.

A. Notebook: Clevo P370EM Gaming Notebook 17.3" Full HD 1920x1080 Display w/ Illuminated Keyboard, Built-in 2.0 MP Webcam, Fingerprint Sensor, HDMI Port, Li-Ion Battery, & Universal AC Adapter
Notebook Color: Fang III Taipan Gaming Notebook Cover - Original Black
CPU: Intel® Core� i7-3630QM Mobile Processor 2.40 GHz 6M Smart Cache, Max Turbo Freq. 3.40 GHz
Motherboard: Mobile Intel HM77 Chipset Mainboard
Memory: 16GB (4GBx4) DDR3-1333 SODIMM Memory (Corsair or Major Brand)
Video Card: 2 x NVIDIA Geforce GTX 670M 1.5GB GDDR5 Video
Freebies: None
Hard Drive: 1 TB 5400RPM SATA300 Hard Drive
Data Hard Drive: 1 TB 5400RPM SATA300 Hard Drive
External Hard Drive (USB3.0/2.0/eSATA): None
USB Flash Drive: None
Optical Drive: 8X DVD±R/RW/4X + DL Super-Multi Drive (NB-379-DVDRW)
Sound: Built-in 3D Premium Surround Sound
Wireless 802.11B/G Network Card: Wireless 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Card
WiDi Router: None
LCD Monitor: None
Speakers: Built-in Stereo Speakers System
Network: Built-in 10/100/1000 Mbps Network Card
Keyboard: Integrated Illuminated Full Size Isolated Keyboard with Numeric Pad W/A/S/D Gaming Key
Mouse: BUILT-IN TOUCHPAD
Mouse Pad: None
Gaming Gear: None
External Wireless Network Card: None
Wireless 802.11 B/G/N Access Point: None
Bluetooth: Built-in Bluetooth
Flash Media Reader/Writer: Built-In 9in1 Media Reader
Battery: 6 cell smart Lithium-Ion Battery Pack 48.84Wh
Carrying Bag: None
AC Adapter: Full Range AC adapter, AC in 100~240V, 50~60Hz, DC output 20V, 15A, 300W
Car Adapter: None
Video Camera: Built-in 2.0 Mega Pixel Webcam
DisplayPort: Built-in DisplayPort
Headset: None
Security Feature: Built-in Biometric Fingerprint Sensor
Cable: None
Power Protection: None
USB Port: Built-in 1x USB2.0 Ports + 3x USB3.0 Ports
Operating System: Microsoft® Windows 8 (64-bit Edition) [Pre-Order: Ships on or after 10/26/2012] (64-bit Edition)
Media Center Remote Control & TV Tuner: None
Office Suite: None
Games: None
Service: STANDARD 1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIFE-TIME TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Additional Warranty: None
Rush Service: NO; READY TO SHIP IN 5~10 BUSINESS DAYS total price: $1898





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Im buying a 32 inch lcd monitor will games still look good even though the screen is much bigger?

Q. is there any reccomended viedo cards i should buy with this size of monitor?

A. 32" lcd monitor, not a tv/monitor, should have a higher resolution than your typical 17" monitor. However, this doesn't mean that things will necessarily look better.


in fact, it may do the opposite because your video card will have to work harder to display at a higher resolution, therefore making everything pretty choppy.

not to mention that everything will be HUGE in comparison.

it will look just as good with the same resolution when you look at it from a distance. that's really the big advantage of having a bigger monitor - that you can see it better from a longer distance.

as far as quality of the image is concerned, that all varies on your pc equipment. if you upgrade your PC with a high end video card, it might look much better. in general, it will make it look just as good or possibly a bit worse.

as far as recommendations are concerned, i would get an nvidia 8800 class video card or higher if you plan on using it with the maximum resolution that your lcd monitor will support. trust me, it'll slow down significantly once you boost your video resolution up.


Cheap 32 Inch LCD Monitor?
Q. I'm after a cheap 32 inch LCD monitor. Not a TV but a PC monitor. Anyone got any ideas?
Thanks, but all the TV's i tried suffer from input lag and bad response rates, at varying degrees. I'm specifically after a monitor...

A. I believe all LCD TV's today can be used as monitors. I use my LCD TV as one. Also I know Walmart has them for like $300.





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How well do LCD monitors perform as TVs?

Q. I am considering getting a dell 24 or 27 inch monitor and a viewsonic TV processor. Anyone using their monitors for double duty as TVs? How is the picture compare to a mid level TV?

A. lcd are the best monitors to perform as TVs
even plasma TVs arent as good as lcd
the big deal with lcd is that
lcd have everysingle pixel to a real good quality
when a plasma tv just is a laaaarge tv
thats why most of the lcd are 13 to 40
because size matters ;]
and quality too


LCD monitor?
Q. I'm thinking about giving my lcd (computer) screen to a friend. Should I do it.... cause I am a good friend? Or back out on the deal?

A. so what will you use then?

at the end of the day it's only a lcd screen, it will make your friend really happy and it also give you a excuse to get a new 1!!





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LG L192WS LCD not work?

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


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.

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





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LCD Monitor Settings to reduce eye strain?

Q. I have 22" LCD HP LE2201W.

I work in office 8 hrs a day. Can you please advise what to adjust in my Monitor settings to reduce eye strain ? Color , contrast or brightness etc ?

I have breaks every two hrs and do eye exercise.
Please advise the exact settings you can recommend

A. A very good idea might be to turn the brightness down.


What is the best monitor, or monitor settings to stop eyestrain?
Q. I am suffering from eye strain. I work all day on the computer, and take regular breaks, but my eyes are suffering at the moment. I am using a monitor that is 17" diagonal flat screen. I have turned the brightness down and the contrast, which helps a little.
I'm wondering if I should use a newer larger monitor?
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks it is a Dell monitor 17". I can't see the model anywhere, but there is a series of no. on the back:
CN OY441764180 589 2X9C thanks!

A. flatscreen lcd's are the best

the screen should be PIN sharp, with NO noticeable flickering
and there should be NO vagueness around character edges.
using a magnifying glass, you should be able to see individual pixels
that are Sharply defined. if not, then suspect that your settings are wrong
each monitor has a single IDEAL setting
this has varied over the years as design progress is made.

make certain you are using the IDEAL setting for this monitor.
we cant guess, each one is different but you could ask another question

note: almost all monitors have a menu button, or button combination
that shows the current screen settings and status check that and state that too.

the worst monitors are those that run at 60hz as this may tune itself in to
other lights in the room.modern low power light bulbs can have undesired effects
old filament lights are much better.
strip lights are a complete no no.

so you see the strain is caused by interacting with ambient lighting.

monitors that operate at 85hz often look the best.

most monitors have a system of 3 settings for colour strength, running between
cool and hot choosing a cooler scheme may help





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Kamis, 06 Februari 2014

Color Calibration Questions for laptop running Vista..?

Q. Okay, so today I bought a Dell laptop running Vista. I'm pumped. I'm using it only for photoshop/photography and music recording/editting. However, the default colors on the screen seem.... bland and they don't seem to have enough contrast. They don't 'pop'. I think I read something online about Vista having some type of bug where it's next to impossible to get the colors calibrated and even harder to keep it that way.

Don't tell me to go to properties and change my scheme...I know all about that. It's not that. It's just the brightness, contrast, gamma, etc.

Any ideas or help??

A. Well, once upon a time Adobe would ship with a color correction tool to let you try to match the displayed colors with the actual colors.

Add to that how horrible LCD displays are for serious Photoshop work where color correction is an issue. It is hard, for example, to ensure you are seeing the color you want, without looking at the LCD screen in exactly the correct way.

Here is some testing done with professional calibration software... and links to the program suites themselves
http://www.drycreekphoto.com/Learn/monitor_calibration_tools.htm

And here is what is available from download.com
http://www.download.com/1770-20_4-0.html?query=Monitor+Calibration&tag=srch&searchtype=downloads&filterName=platform%3DWindows&filter=platform%3DWindows

Laptop LCDs are not supposed to have their contrast, gamma, color temp, etc. adjusted. This is why they do not come ways to adjust this. You are going to have to use a calibration tool that makes the adjustments itself... and where you will end up loading windows, then loading that adjusted color profile every time the computer boots.

Good Luck.


Dell U2412M monitors for photo editing?
Q. I currently have two TN LCD monitors and am really displeased with the image quality. I would like to upgrade and found the Dell U2412M, which seems to be very reasonably priced.

Does anyone have this monitor? Is it OK for photo editing?

A. Whatever monitor you use, you need to calibrate and profile your monitor on a routine basis.

The optimal monitor would be one that can reproduce the AdobeRGB gamut like the Color Edge monitors made by Eizo.

http://www.eizo.com/global/products/coloredge/index.html

Most people do not want to invest so heavily in a monitor so buy a monitor that is sRGB compliant. With such a monitor and using a monitor calibration tool like the Xrite Eyeone Pro. Here is how that works

http://www.xritephoto.com/ph_learning.aspx?action=webinarsarchive&eventid=1029&eventdateid=4825





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lcd vs led monitors, which is better?

Q.

A. The main projection of the screen is still LCD. The screen is not made with individual LEDs. Push (gently) on any modern flat panel monitor and you see the same liquid distortion from the LCD that the old ones had. The difference is the back lighting. LCDs by default have no light, they are just a switching screen. For them to light up, they have to have a light source pushing in from behind (backlit). In "LCD" monitors that we are all used to for 10 yrs, they used a tiny bright fluorescent bulb generally in the bottom that provided the flood of light. Only problem is the light isn't always even, the bulbs burn out quicker (and can go dim before), and the color temperature of the light produced isn't perfect and varies. LED monitors use ultra-bright LEDS (like everyone sees in flashlights and under-counter lamps) to provide the light source. They are brighter, longer-lasting, make almost no heat, and use less energy. Their color output is normally more true-to-life so you can reproduce pictures accurately as well. So after all the technobabble...LED monitors will use less electricity, last longer, and probably look a little better. And will most likely completely replace CFL-lit screens shortly. I have 2 22" LED monitors, they are very bright and have produce zero heat.


Led Monitor vs Lcd Monitor?
Q. which one is better in terms of picture quality ? i have no idea...

A. Just to clarify. BOTH are using LCD tech. Its down to the panel.
The LED part is about the backlight. Normal LCD screens use cold cathode for lighting, LED marked screens use LED lighting. It does make for a better lighting and in the end of the day better screen, i'm just saying what the difference is. That it is still an LCD panel, just using LEDs for light.
If you get a 500 euro LCD using cold cathode, and an LED using screen that costs 200, chances are the 500euro one is better.





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What are all the parts I am going to need to build a gaming PC?

Q. I have never really done this before. I have taken computers apart and put them back together. I have switched out parts from computer to computer. But I have never actually built a PC. Needless to say, this is a learning experience and a fun way I figured to blow off a $1500 bonus from work. Here is the kind of gaming computer I would like.

I want to be able to play games like Kill-Zone, so I need a computer that can handle the graphics.
However, I also want to be able to play old games from 2003-2006 (If I need to rip out parts from older computers I will).
I also like to download a lot of things on my computer. Like, a lot!
I also like to multitask.
That's about it.

A. Ok. List.
Graphics- Radeon 7600 Series.
Motherboard-AMD Radeon 7690.
Tradition cables.
Intel Quad Core Prosceesor, 2012 version.
A decen fan system.
For the casing. I'd go with a dell case.
Sony 2013 Disk Drive All Purpose
Chrome Browser.
An alienware monitor if you can find one.
If not the above. Go with a Dell 2012 24-25" LCD monitor.
Windows 7


got a compaq m 2013 laptop. problem is i can't turn off the lcd. any function hot keys for that option??
Q. i want the lcdoff while the machine's running..
please yeah..

A. I'm not exactly sure what your trying to do. If you have the laptop hooked up to a external monitor than closing the lid will shut off the screen. You'll have to use an external keyboard for this though.

Usually there is a button to switch between screens. On mine there are three options: LCD, External, or both. You might want to try that.





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Acer AL2216W 22 inch lcd monitor giving me eye strain?

Q. Acer AL2216W 22 inch lcd monitor giving me eye strain?
This monitor has been giving me killer eye strain for 2 years now, the burning sensation and painful spasms been the worst. Been experimenting like crazy. What are the ideal brightness/contrast to minimize eye strain? Right now it's at brightness 0 contrast 35 and it's more than 30 inches away.

A. Regardless of the brand, it isn't the monitors fault....it's your eyes.

If you already wear glasses, maybe you need a different correction for that distance. If you don't have glasses already...maybe you need some.

You are possibly just experiencing dry eyes also. Refreshing drops every couple of hours may help while on the computer.

There is no ideal brightness and contrast. It's adjustable because not everyone likes it the same way.

You should get an eye exam to help determine the problem. Hyperopia, astigmatism , dry eyes, could all be causes.


LCD monitors are less eye-straining than tube monitors?
Q.

A. It doesn't really matter what kind of monitor it is per se. The difference is in the refresh rate. You change those settings when you

Start -> Control Panel -> Adjust screen resolution -> Advanced Settings -> Monitor Tab. Then change your screen refresh rate to about 75 Hz. If you don't have that option then decrease your screen resolution to a lower setting. This will help you if you are eyes are straining to view the monitor.





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Rabu, 05 Februari 2014

which computer LCD monitors won't harm your eyes so you can stare at it for hours on end?

Q. I am looking for a LCD monitor for my computer so that I can do homework (mainly for using office applications) that won't strain my eyes. At my university those computer monitor are pretty kind to my eyes. Meaning I can stare at them for hours and hours before I feel any strain or hurt to my eyes. However it only takes around 45 minutes for my eyes to feel strained when starring at my LCD monitor, forcing me to take a break. Funny thing is that I don't usually feel a thing when I watch movies on it at home. What are some important things to consider when buying another monitor that 'would be kind to my eyes' and what is the maximum resolution for an LCD monitor that I should aim for so I can run my graphic card 'Nvidia 1792MB GTX 295' at it's full potential

A. most gamers i know stare at the monitor concentrating hard
instead of looking blink and look away now and again
get yourself a 24" or 26" as they are most likely going to be 1920 x 1080 or 1200
and have a nice size screen
LG ViewSonic samsung proview all do good monitors


How to secure my LCD monitor?
Q. At work, we're moving from offices to cubicles, and I'm worried that my flat screen monitor might get stolen. Here's why: There are still construction workers all over the place, and little to no security. Someone could walk out with it very easily. I bought a kensington lock for my computer... is there anything comparable out there that I could use to secure my monitor?

A. A lot of LCD monitors have a Kensington lock slot on the back.

Take a look over the covers to see if yours has one.





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LCD or LED pc monitor for gaming?

Q. I plan on getting a 30' monitor which one LCD or LED for gaming?

A. They will both be LCD - that's the display technology that all flatscreen monitors use.
LED or not is to do with the backlighting.

The LED one uses LED lights as the backlight
The non-LED one used a fluorescent light as the backlight.

It is more important to choose one with a good contrast ratio and fast reponse time.
Monitors with slow response times will show a ghosted blurry image in fast moving screen action. Monitors with low contrast ratio will have blacks that are dark grey and colours that look washed out.

Ideally you want a high contrast ratio, a fast response time and LED backlight.


Which is best? Led monitor or lcd monitor?
Q.

A. News flash: They are both LCD monitors.

The only difference is that the ones called LCD monitors are mostly backlit by fluorescent lights whereas the "LED" monitors (the proper nomenclature is LED backlit LCD monitors) are backlit by LEDs. That allows programs/hardware to shut off portions of the screen so that the darks are darker. So, to answer your question, in general, the LED backlit LCD monitor is "better".





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nvidia 9800gt ?? for new games ?

Q. i am thinking of buying an xfx geforce 9800gt 1gb GPU ... can i play new games like gta 4 , batman arkham asylum , nfs shift , fifa 2010 , crysis , etc on high settings .. i own a 19" lcd monitor .. so can i play these games on a resolution of 1440x900 .. and when was this card released ?? is it outdated ?? can this play games for the next 1-1.5 years on decent settings ?? i cant afford a 4870 .. will this card do the job ??

MY Specs :
ASUS M3A78-EM mobo
4GB ddr2 ram
AMD Phenom X4 9550 Qcore 2.21ghz

A. it is a LITTLE dated, but its still a great card for playing new games. your processor is a little underpowered but otherwise you should be fine, though, if possible, see if you can spend the extra 15$ to get a 9800GTX. it has a 10% performance gain over the 9800gt. how do i know this? i build gaming pcs as a part time job. the EVGA version of the 9800gt or gtx is the better of the XFX. its only about 5$ more. XFX brand cards tend to overheat, and the 4870 by ATI are underpowered for their price. you could try googling benchmark runs of games on them if your not convinced. good luck :D

EDIT: forgot to mention, make sure you have at least a 600 volt Power Supply Unit if getting a 9800gt, they use quite a bit of power.


Droid Incredible to Computer Monitor?
Q. I have been looking to get a larger, high quality computer monitor for some time now. I watch a lot of movies, tv shows and internet video. The 15inch display on my Sony Vaio VGN-NR120E just doesn't cut it.

While I know I can connect my Droid incredible, running 2.2, to my computer. I can connect it to my TV, both with HDMI/Charging cable. But my question is, if the lcd or led monitor has HDMI input, can I simply plug into that and watch whatever video is playing on the Droid, on the monitor?

I have the NHL app and watch a ton of live games, it'd b nice to simply put my monitor wherever I want to watch, plug in the phone and watch on much bigger screen than my tiny phone.

A. A good LCD monitor can display High Definition movies - 1920 x 1080 p. The highest resolution possible with the Droid Incredible is 800 x 480.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/19/droid-incredible-review/





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Can a Nvidia GT 540M support a extra 23" monitor?

Q. I have this Acer 4750g with a i5-2410m and a gt 540m. i was wondering if the gt 540m can support an extra 23" 1920x1080 monitor? I would use the extra monitor for playing games. thanks for answering.

A. Definitely has "Dual independent display support" using the HDMI cable.
http://support.acer.com/acerpanam/notebook/2011/Acer/Aspire/Aspire4750G/Aspire4750Gsp2.shtml
Laptops have display switching in most cases, but operating with different images would take more research so the question is precisely what you are trying to do.
With the decent processor and video card, but that card still below a class-1 level, in gaming you get faster frame per second and higher game settings on the smaller LCD as 720p, but if you like the bigger image of an external display and higher definition, depening on the game settings you can make it work. Not sure of the extra stress on the graphics system operating both displays at once. You are starting from the 720p, next level to the external-only in 1080p, and now talking driving two displays that stresses the GT 540M even more. I personally prefer the Lenovo Y570's that got the GT 555M as a little stronger chip, but that is too late now anyway.
For the "how to" it should be in the manual, or browse Acer web site and the internet.
Maybe someone more familiar with the procedure could jump in. Two of the same images is a Fn-PF7 usually. Check the keyboard and it goes one, the other, or both, and should also be n the control panel in Displays
Adding: I am only consider laptops and not sure you really want to have three displays as VGA, HDMI and your main system LCD. That would be a trickier question.


Will this PC Gaming Setup Work?
Q. So, Below is my gaming pc that I have wanted for sometime and I want to build it. Soon. So I need your guy's help. I went over it and im pretty sure it will work. But I need some suggestions to make me feel better and maybe could some tech whiz figure out if it will work. Feel free to suggest different options. Forget about those accessories like the headset and webcam, but you can suggest otherwise. Thank You for All Help In This Crisis.

Case:Thermaltake level 10 GT LCS (Liquid Cooled)

Motherboard:ASUS P8Z77-V PREMIUM LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard

Processer:Intel Core i7-3820 Sandy Bridge-E 3.6GHz

RAM: CORSAIR Vengeance 32GB (4 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 Desktop Memory Model CMZ32GX3M4A1600C9

Graphics Card: ASUS HD7970-DC2-3GD5 Radeon HD 7970 3GB 384-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card

Power Supply: Thermaltake TPG-850M

Hard Drive: HGST Deskstar 7K3000 HDS723020BLA642 (0f12115) 2TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive x2??

Reader/Burner: LG Black 14X BD-R 2X BD-RE 16X DVD+R 5X DVD-RAM 12X BD-ROM 4MB Cache SATA 14X Internal BDXL Blu-Ray Burner with SW BH14NS40

Moniter: ASUS VE276Q Black 27" 1920X1080 2ms Full HD HDMI Widescreen LCD Monitor w/Display Port & Speakers 300 cd/m2 100,000 :1 (ASCR)

Mouse: Cyborg R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse

Keyboard: Logitech Gaming Keyboard G510

Webcam: LifeCam Studio WebCam

Headset: Turtle Beach Z6A Gaming Headset


Total: About $2600.
FORGET THE OLD ONE^^^^^^^ THIS IS UPDATED!


My Custom Gaming PC

Case:Thermaltake level 10 GT LCS (Liquid Cooled)

Motherboard:ASRock X79 Extreme9 LGA 2011 Intel X79 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard

Processer:Intel Core i7-3820 Sandy Bridge-E 3.6GHz

RAM: CORSAIR Vengeance 16gb (8gb x 2) DDR3 240-pin

Graphics Card: Nvidia GTX 670

SSD: ?

Power Supply: Thermaltake TPG-850M

Hard Drive: HGST Deskstar 7K3000 HDS723020BLA642 (0f12115) 2TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive x2??

Reader/Burner: LG Black 14X BD-R 2X BD-RE 16X DVD+R 5X DVD-RAM 12X BD-ROM 4MB Cache SATA 14X Internal BDXL Blu-Ray Burner with SW BH14NS40

Moniter: ASUS VE276Q Black 27" 1920X1080 2ms Full HD HDMI Widescreen LCD Monitor w/Display Port & Speakers 300 cd/m2 100,000 :1 (ASCR)

Mouse: Cyborg R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse

Keyboard: Logitech Gaming Keyboard G510

Webcam: LifeCam Studio WebCam

Headset: Sennheier PC 350

A. Straight off the bat I see one major problem:

The CPU and motherboard aren't compatible. The i7 3820 is a socket LGA 2011 CPU, and the P8 Z77 is socket LGA 1155. If you want to keep the 3820, then you have to switch the motherboard to an x79 chipset. If you want to keep the Z77, then switch the CPU to a Non-E type Sandy Bridge (e.g i5 2500k, i7 3770k etc).

>If it were up to me, I would just stick with a 2500k or 3570k (or i7 equivalent; i7 2600k / i7 3770k).
>Consider switching the HD 7970 for a GTX 670. It's higher performing and about the same price.
>You really don't need 32gb of RAM. While gaming, you'll use no more than 4gb (at the very most ~6gb). 8-16gb of RAM is already "futureproofing."
>If you cut back on the RAM and get 8-16gb, you can pick up an SSD, which is a lot more relevant to a build (IMO) than 32gb.
>Turtles Beaches aren't the best gaming headsets out there. In fact, they're quite overpriced for the quality you're getting. Consider picking up some NICE headphones (e.g Sennheiser) and just buying an external mic. The sound quality will be significantly better.

EDIT: Looks good. If you want an SSD and don't mind spending the extra money, then go for it. Nowadays you can get them for as low as $90 (120gb). If you're looking for cheap ones, Mushkin's Chronos and Crucial's M4 series is rather budget oriented.





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Selasa, 04 Februari 2014

how will i connect an lcd monitor in my pc?

Q. im currently using a crt monitor which has a built-in vga male end. im planning to buy an lcd and i think the lcd monitor has a vga female-end. how would i plug it into my cpu which is a vga female-end also?

A. DVI is most likely not a connection you have if you had a CRT on that computer (it's a Dinosaur). Yes LCD's come with VGA cables and both sides are always female.


37" 1080p LCD TV - good as a PC monitor?
Q. Okay, I have got a 37" LCD 1080p TV, do you think that it would be good as a PC monitor?

Would I get a better picture than i would on a normal PC monitor or not?

A. Yes, your LCD HDTV will work just like a PC LCD monitor.

If your computer has a DVI port, you can hook it up to the LCD HDTV's HDMI port by using a DVI-to-HDMI cable. (Yes, DVI is compatible with HDMI).

DVI or HDMI is the best way because it's a digital signal. This is better than VGA, which is an analog signal.

Your 1080p LCD HDTV will display 1920x1080 resolution. The image quality will be pretty much the same as a smaller PC LCD monitor that can display 1920x1080, except the screen on your LCD is bigger of course. An added benefit of the LCD HDTV is that the text will be bigger and easier to read.

I'm using a 52" LCD HDTV myself. It's hooked up to my computer using a DVI-to-HDMI cable and it looks fabulous. http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f347/armchairaviator/computer/IMG_0880c.jpg

Enjoy!





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Where can I get coupons for Coby TFTV1524 15-Inch Widescreen LCD HDTV Monitor?

Q. Where can I find a discount online for Coby TFTV1524 15-Inch Widescreen LCD HDTV Monitor

A. Coby TFTV1524 15-Inch Widescreen LCD HDTV/Monitor with HDMI Input, Black
Buy new: $ 149 .99 $ 139 .95
26 Used & new from $ 133 .49

It is quite difficult to grab some coupons for this object.
One chance is to search on the Amazon store for this very item or a
similar one.
Another web site where you can locate a coupon code for that item
is www. dealcatcher .com or even www. mycoupons .com.
In any case, take care since there are some not too honest vendors in
this kind of web sites.

http://www. amazon .com/Coby-TFTV1524-15-Inch-Widescreen-Monitor/dp/B001PYOVSW/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1237993880&sr=8-1

Product Description
Coby TFTV1524 15-inch Widescreen LCD HDTV/Monitor with HDMI Input, dual ATSC/NTSC tuners for Digital and Standard TV broadcast reception (DTV-ready), HDMI digital connection for perfect AV signal transmission, HDCP compliance for HDCP content support, AV input jacks for use with media players, DVR/VCRs, video games, and more, 15-pin VGA interface for use with computer systems, Full-range stereo speakers (10W), Digital comb filter and noise reduction, V-chip parental control, Closed-Caption, and Electronic Program Guide support, Multi-language on-screen display, Wall-mountable design (VESA 75mm x 75mm), Black

Product Description
Just because it's HDTV, it shouldn't mean that small spaces should be deprived. Get 720p and 1080i HDTV reception capabilities on this 15" widescreen LCD TV. With HDMI for HDTV and VGA for PC use, this Coby TFTV1524 has got what it takes to deliver entertainment and more in little spaces. HDMI digital connection for perfect AV signal transmission HDCP compliance for HDCP content support AV input jacks for use with media players, DVR/VCRs, & video games 15-pin VGA interface for use with computer systems Full-range stereo speakers (10W) Digital comb filter and noise reduction V-chip parental control, Closed-Caption, and Electronic Program Guide support Multi-language on-screen display Wall-mountable design (VESA 2 .95 x 2 .95 or 75mm x 75mm) Black Bezel Power Supply - AC 100-240V (Main Unit); 2 x 1 .5V ?AAA (Remote) A/V Output - Integrated Stereo Speakers (10W); 3 .5mm Headphone A/V Input - Coaxial Antenna, RCA Component Video, RCA Composite Video + Audio, S-Video, HDMI with HDCP, 15-pin PC VGA + 3 .5mm Audio Included Accessories - Full Function Remote Control, AV Cable


HDTV vs LCD Monitors?
Q. I have been wondering about HDTV quality vs LCD Screen Monitors quality? Are they comparable? Would it be a better investment to go with th HDTV for a bigger screen for a computer or LCD? Whats the biggest difference?
The quality difference i would like to know as far as DPI. Thanx.

A. for a computer monitor your better off with lcd, if you are going to use the monitor for more than computing (hooking it up to both cable/satellite and the computer) then hdtv is going to have more connections and an overall better quality.





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where can i find a 4:3 lcd tv for inside a arcade cabinet?

Q. What i did was took an old arcade cabinet and gutted it. I want to put a playstation with a tv inside of it. Problem is all new tvs are 16:9. I need an lcd tv thats 4:3 since the arcade machine used to have a tube television in it. Can anyone help?

A. No new 4:3 LCDs are being made anymore, you'll have to look on the used market. Best option is to get the largest 4:3 or 5:4 LCD monitor you can find, which will probably be about 19 inches or so. But be ready to be disappointed by the picture quality. Arcade games are intended for use with a high-contrast CRT monitor.


help planing out mame cabinet.?
Q. im new to building my own arcade cabinet. are there any tips that anyone wishes to share to a bignner? like where to shop? safty precautions? or how much money and time and space it could take up?

A. I am assuming you are building from scratch. Best advice is plan, measure twice, cut once, Use quality controls, and Take Your Time.

Let me start off by saying the end product is what every thing is based on:

Money:
The wood: What you use to make the cabinet needs to be sturdy and one side finished for a good look. (I have used HDO plywood in the past very good product http://www.freemansupply.com/HDOFirPlywood.htm)
The computer: It needs to be fast enough to run the games you wish to play. You can go overboard here and just buy to fast of a cpu that you just didn't need. Remember hard drive space.
The monitor: This can very also. Mainly 3 types to use. 1 a CRT type like the original arcade games used. 2 a flat screen plasma or lcd TV/Monitor. and 3 a regular TV 20+ inch. (Note that orientation is a factor also for the install and overall size.)
The controls: You will need to know how many buttons, joysticks, rollers, spinners, ect you will need for the games you will have loaded. The control panel is what I always built my Cabinets around. I determined How many player and the needed controls and placement. Made a mock up with cardboard to see the size and function ability of the controls. Knowing this size allowed me to know how wide the cabinet would be and then the size of the monitor. Also it showed what king of hardware I needed to connect the controllers to the computer.
The Hardware: You will need wire and at least one ipac/jpac. I always added two fans, a power strip, lighting, speakers, wireless keyboard and mouse.
Cost: from scratch can run from as low as $800 to over $2000 from my experience.

Time:
As stated before TAKE YOUR TIME! plan, plan, plan. I never finished one on a set time schedules, but did make goal points.
1 acquire the computer, hardware, and controls.
2 while still acquiring parts,start design as mock build ups.
3 acquire the wood and other materials to assemble the cabinet.
4 build the cabinet.
5 build the control panel.
6 install the monitor.
7 install the wiring
8 Install the CPU
Not really that easy but generally the order.

Space?: To build? I use an 8x10 Shed. Cabinet size, I've only made one monster that was almost 4foot wide and deep. I built one that was a sit down that was two parts and they pinned together and took up about 3.5 wide and 7 foot long. But most are gust over 2 foot wide and just under 3 foot deep. All sizes are footprint size, control panels not added.

Here is a great resource sight for a lot of you needs when building. http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?board=1

More reading:
http://arcadecontrols.com/arcade.htm
http://www.dave-gallagher.net/arcade/porn/page17.htm
http://web.tampabay.rr.com/arcade/
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/10/mame_cabinet_build_photos.html
http://thydzik.com/mamecab/

Now the Meat and Taters:
http://www.happcontrols.com/index.html?http://www.happcontrols.com/pushbuttons/5891xxl.htm!
http://www.ultimarc.com/
http://groovygamegear.com/webstore/index.php?main_page=index
http://midwestgames.stores.yahoo.net/
http://www.hagstromelectronics.com/
http://www.ozstick.com.au/
http://www.thrustvector.com/products.html
http://www.conntrol.com/default.html
http://www.mikesarcade.com/cgi-bin/store.pl
http://www.arcadeshop.com/parts.htm#Monitors
http://www.twobits.com/parts/
http://www.quarterarcade.com/Default.aspx
http://www.highway.net.au/parts/wiring.html
http://www.thebuttkicker.com/
http://www.elektronforge.com/parts.htm
http://stores.ebay.com/TWISTEDQUARTER
http://www.t-molding.com/store/home.php
http://www.directron.com/mods.html
http://www.svideo.com/displayvideo.html


And lastly a good tip is use a front end program such as GameEX http://www.gameex.net/ and use mame32 version. It makes for a clean install and easy for anyone to find a game and plat, very programmable.


Congrats on on your build, take your time and have fun.

Yahoo questions closed about MAME Cabinets http://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=AoNzY_JsDy56jbDPJsJm_OQnzKIX;_ylv=3?ps=2&p=mame+cabinet&pn=&scope=&mc=&fltr=_en&tab=1&asktime=&save_search=1&st=1





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What is really a better purchase, plasma or lcd size 42 inch?

Q. Need strong answers for a big decision. Thanks.

A. LCD TVs versus Plasma TVs

Screen Size Screen sizes range from 32 inches to 63 inches. Larger plasmas, like a 103 inch unit from Panasonic, are in production, but are still prohibitively expensive for consumer use. Sizes range from 13 inches to 45 inches. As with plasma, there are larger LCD TVs made, like a 100 inch display recently released by LG, but they are not readily available or affordable at the consumer level. Plasma TVs are the current size champions, particularly when comparing TVs that consumers can easily purchase. LCDs are catching up in size with their developing technology, however, and may surpass Plasmas in the near future. This may be due to difficulties in producing glass large enough for larger plasmas.

Viewing Angle Up to 160° Up to 175° LCD TVs have the advantage here, but by a small margin. Your viewing experience is not going to be ideal at 160 or 175 degree angles. LCD TVs used to have a problem in this area, primarily because LCDs were originally used as single person computer monitors.


Screen Refresh Rates Plasma displays refresh and handle rapid movements in video about as well as CRT televisions. LCD TVs were originally designed for data display, and not video. Therefore refresh rates had to be improved. LCD TVs with refresh rates below 16 ms or lower (5-15 ms) show very few noticeable artifacts. LCD TVs are now available with refresh rates as low as 5ms. Slight edge to plasma technology.

Burn-in or Stuck Pixels Plasma TVs can suffer from burn-in produced by static images. After extended periods, stationary images "burn in" and produce an after-image ghost which remains permanently on the screen. With technologies such as 'pixel orbitor,' new plasma TVs have addressed burn-in and significantly reduced the issues of older models. LCD TVs do not suffer from burn-in, but can have a "retained pixel charge" which may also produce ghosting. Stuck pixels are also possible with an LCD display. With the latest plasma technology, this is less of an issue than ever before. "Pixel orbitor," for example, is one method of reducing burn in used by plasma manufacturers. It requires no additional programing from the end user as some older burn-in prevention techniques did. If you plan to use a plasma for gaming, some games with permanent 'dashboards' may still cause some burn-in. Check user-manuals for available solutions by model.

Product Life-span Plasma TVs have a reported half life of 30,000 to 60,000 hours. Half-life is the time it takes the lamp to fade to half its original brightness. LCD TVs also have replaceable backlights, but the expense of replacing one when the time comes may be greater than simply replacing the entire TV. Both Plasma and LCD technology should more than adequately satisfy most consumers. The average CRT TV (the kind most of us have at home) has a half-life of around 25,000 hours. If the average American household watches an average of four to six hours of television a day, even a 30,000 hour lamp would give you over 16 years of use. By then you'll be enjoying your new 'Holodeck.'

Weight Plasma displays are fairly heavy, and may need additional supports to be mounted onto a wall. LCD TVs weigh less than comparably sized plasma TVs. LCD TVs are considerably lighter, more portable, and cheaper to ship.

Durability Plasmas are very fragile making them tricky to ship and install. Unlike the commercials where plasmas are mounted on the ceiling, plasmas are best installed by a professional, and should be installed on a wall that can bear a good deal of weight. Much more durable than plasmas. End users can easily mount an LCD TV themselves if desired. LCD TVs are far less fragile than plasmas.

Shipping Due to their fragile nature, plasma TVs need to be shipped by specialty carriers. Overnight or fast delivery options are not recommended. Special shipping methods and their heavier weight add to higher shipping costs. Shipping LCD TVs is not difficult, and is not as expensive as shipping plasma displays. LCD TVs are lighter and far less fragile than plasma displays making shipping easier and less expensive.

Installation Plasmas are heavier, use more power, and run hotter than LCD TVs, and therefore require more planning when mounting them. Plasmas are generally best installed by professionals. End users can easily install LCD TVs themselves, or can use them just as they use a traditional TV using a stand. LCD TVs are much easier to install than plasma TVs.

Brightness/Contrast Plasma TVs report higher brightness and contrast levels than LCDs. Under ideal conditions (no ambient light) this is a true advantage of plasma technology, because LCD TVs are backlit and therefore light must be blocked to create blacks. Plasmas have individual pixels that either on or off, creating deeper blacks and better contrast. LCD TVs can often look better in 'real-world' situations. Plasmas are made with a special glass surface that can reflect light, which dulls the brightness and contrast of the image. LCD TVs reflect very little light, allowing them to maintain levels in well-lit rooms. Both LCD and plasma TVs will meet the brightness expectations of most consumers. However, in 'real world' situations with ambient light, LCD TVs will generally look a little brighter.

Thickness As thin as 3 inches deep. As thin as 2 inches deep. LCDs TVs are just a bit thinner.

Performance at High Altitude High altitudes can affect the performance of plasma displays because the gas held inside each pixel is stressed, and has to work harder to perform. Some manufacturers make plasmas that are specifically designed for high-altitudes, but they may be priced higher than standard models. LCD TVs are not affected by high altitudes. LCD TVs


What does analog input mean on my 15 inch LCD monitor?
Q. When I turn my PC on, the monitor works for 5 seconds and turns black. It gives the message "1: Analog Input" and then turns off again. When I shut down the monitor power and turn it on again, it gives me the same message for 5 seconds and turns black again.

A. You probably have a standard video cable, but the monitor is set for HDMI <high definition media interface> cable. You might have to go into the montor setup screen <menu button> and change the input to analog from digital. Or you could just buy an HDMI cable for a suitcase full of bucks.





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Senin, 03 Februari 2014

Doe every monitor work for every desktop?

Q. I'am not really good at this computer stuff.

A. An LCD monitor usually uses 2 kind of connections:
VGA

http://cdnsupport.gateway.com/s/monitor/7005574R/graphics/VGA_CONN.jpg

DVI

http://pix.crutchfield.com/kb/hd_connectors%5Cdvi_connector.jpg

If your computer's videocard has the output connections like this one(VGA,S-Video,DVI) you can be sure any display you buy will work.
http://www.microsoft.com/library/media/1033/windowsxp/images/using/setup/hwandprograms/67360-video-card-annotated.jpg

If your computer has got only a white connector(or two) but not the blue one...just like this one:
http://multi-monitor.info/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/67360-desktop-available-dvi-port.jpg
...you can use a VGA->DVI converter(if the display hasn't got any DVI connection..although ...nowadays every LCD has DVI connections):
http://www.masproductos.com/catalog/images/vga-to-dvi.jpg

Anyway..here's a DVI->VGA converter..just in case you need it although I'm completely sure you won't:
http://www.creativecomputing.net/catalog/images/DVI%20to%20VGA%20Adapter.jpg


Multiple Monitors, Multi-Monitors & Multi-Screen Computers?
Q. I am a Day Trader that is finally going to go multi-monitor like the rest of my friends and colleagues. I am looking to convert my current system to three screens, or should I purchase a new system? Can somebody kindly let me know what all of the Multiple Monitor options are and which one would be best for Day Trading? Thank you!

A. The Three main ways to Setup Multiple Monitors

1) You can buy a pre-manufactured multiple monitor computer. The best place to purchase a multiple monitor computer is at: http://Multi-Monitors.com. They carry a multi-monitor computer line called SUPER PC that can support from 2 to 12 monitors (or more if you ask).

http://www.multi-monitors.com/SUPER_PC_Multi_Monitors_com_Multi_Screen_Computers_PCs_s/23.htm

http://www.multi-monitors.com/SUPER_PC_Multi_Monitors_com_Multi_Screen_LCD_Displays_s/21.htm

2) You can get a USB to VGA Adapter, or USB to DVI Adapter that will allow you to add an extra monitor to your computer via any USB2.0 Port. You can also add multiple extra monitors by using multiple adapters. This is a great option for viewing documents, surfing the web, using Microsoft Office and many other business tasks. This is not a good option for intense graphical situations such as HDTV, Blu-ray, Gaming and 3D / CAD Workstation applications. For those types of scenarios, it is highly recommended that you purchase a high-powered multi-monitor workstation or a Matrox Dual or Triple Head2Go.

http://www.multi-monitors.com/SUPER_PC_Multi_Monitors_com_Multi_Screen_USB_Adapters_s/22.htm

3) You can replace or add an extra video card to your existing computer, depending on how many monitors you wish to support. Although this sounds easy enough, this is a rather complex solution for a beginner, especially when trying to find a compatible graphics card. For this reason, I am going to write an entirely seperate post on that topic and will link to it here, very soon.

http://www.multi-monitors.com/category_s/1914.htm

Once you have your multiple monitor system set up and ready to use, you will need to enable all of your monitors in your �Display Properties� Control Panel. Here is a great link to a complete and animated walkthrough of how to enable your multiple monitors in Windows.

How to Setup Multiple Monitors (Instructions)

http://www.multi-monitors.com/SUPER_PC_Multi_Monitor_Computer_Setup_Instructions_s/40.htm

This is what it will look like when you are done:

Video Demo 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_avGStqZOI
Video Demo 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AR7WDpCXj4





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Looking for new tv 3DDDD?

Q. Looking for a new tv, 50-60" but dont really know which brands, types, and sizes are the best for their money. Any suggestions would be great, thanks =)

A. Well depends what you will use it for ,if you play a lot of games ,then you want an LCD or LED ,but if you want it for movies and regular TV then a plasma is the way to go ,plasmas have a better picture and deeper colors than the LCD or LED ,but if you are using it for games or as a PC monitor ,it's going to leave burn marks on the screen. Another thing is that LED ,LCD use less power than plasmas, though the new ones are more energy efficient. I would also wait til black friday to make a purchase because that's the time when they're usually cheaper. From what I've seen online and from what people tell me the best plasmas in 3D right now are the Panasonic 2011 and 2012 models ,they have the best picture of all the other plasmas ,even better than the leading Samsung and I think some of them have the bundle that comes with the free glasses. The best LED ,LCD are the ,the Samsung D8000 or the Sony KDLH850 series, because of the picture and features ,there's another also the Sharp Elite pro ,but that's like 4000+ dollars. But I would advice you to go to cnet.com and see the TV reviews for yourself. http://reviews.cnet.com/tvs/#sort=edRating7%20desc


Good luck.


Is this computer good?
Q. Case: NZXT Phantom 820 Series CA-PH820-W1 White Steel / Plastic ATX Full Tower Computer Case

Monitor: SAMSUNG S24C350HL Glossy Black 23.6" 5ms (GTG) HDMI Widescreen LED Backlight LCD Monitor
Hard Drive: Western Digital WD SE WD4000F9YZ 4TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive

Wireless Card: TP-LINK TL-WDN4800 Dual Band Wireless N900 PCI Express Adapter, 2.4GHz 450Mbps/5GHz 450Mbps, IEEE 802.1a/b/g/n, WEP/WPA/WPA2

GPU:(2) EVGA 04G-P4-2690-KR GeForce GTX 690 4GB 512-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Power Supply: EVGA SuperNOVA NEX1500 Classified 120-PG-1500-VR 1500W ATX12V / EPS12V SLI Ready CrossFire Certified 80 PLUS GOLD Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Thermal Paste: Arctic Silver 5 High-Density Polysynthetic Silver Thermal Compound AS5-12G - OEM

Ram: G.SKILL Trident X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2133 (PC3 17000) Desktop Memory Model F3-2133C9D-16GTX

Motherboard: ASUS Rampage IV Extreme LGA 2011 Intel X79 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Extended ATX Intel Motherboard

CPU: Intel Core i7-3970X Extreme Edition Sandy Bridge-E 3.5GHz (4.0GHz Turbo) LGA 2011 150W Six-Core Desktop Processor BX80619i73970X

Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit - OEM

Internal Ethernet Plug: HP J7934G Jetdirect 620n Fast Ethernet Internal Print Server

Fans: COOLER MASTER R4-S2S-124K-GP 120mm Case Fan 4 in 1 pack

CPU Cooler: COOLER MASTER Seidon 240M RL-S24M-24PK-R1 240mm High Performance All in One Liquid/Water CPU Cooler

Disk Drive:(2) LITE-ON Black 12X Blu-ray Burner with Blu Ray 3D Feature SATA IHBS112-04 - OEM




Do I need more fans, and how long will this last and what should i add if i need anything extra for it to work (my budget is $6500 and i have $6156)

A. Wow, most people don't have that kind of budget.
But anyways.
Your case checks out with me, (I have the mid tower version of that case :D)

Personally, I don't care much about the monitor, except for if it has an HDMI or DVI cable, and yours does, so it checks out with me.

For your hard drive, I would skip a 4tb HDD and get maybe 512 gb to 1tb of memory with SSDs, and then maybe a 1.5 or 2tb HDD and raid 0 or 1 them. SSDs run a lot faster than HDDs, and at your price range, you can afford it.

I don't know much about wireless cards, sorry.

As for your gpu, I think it is good, but it is powerful with only one fan. I would recommend the AMD Radeon 7990 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150669), or 2 if you want to Crossfire (which, by the way, is pointless unless you are running multiple monitors)

You power supply checks out, it's 80+ and modular.

Your thermal paste checks out. (although a lot of the time aftermarket heatsinks/water coolers have them pre-applied)

You RAM is fine, but, with your budget, why not go for 32gb? I know you barely ever use over 8gb, but I would get 32gb for the hell of it. I reccomend Corsair Vengeance RAM sticks, btw.

Your motherboard checks out with me.

Your CPU checks out with me

I don't know much about ethernet plugs. Sorry.

With your budget, you could get performance fans, like http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181041 or something.
Or get fans with LEDs in them, my case looks awesome at night with those.

As for your CPU cooler, it checks out with me, but I would recommend a Corsair h100 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181017) or h100i (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181032)
(What can I say, I'm a sucker for Corsair products.)

Do you really need 2 blu rays? lol, it's fine with your price range. But you could get a temperature display/fan controller.

As for more fans, I would get all the fans I could, especially at your price range. Look at Newegg's overview (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=JdfLmtW92E8) to see how many 120's, 140's and 200's your case supports.

I'm sure this computer would last a while, unless you somehow mess up the cooling and things melt. And I'm sure these parts won't be obsolete any time soon.


As for adding stuff, again, maybe some more RAM (just because your price range is like $6000) and maybe a temperature/fan controller that fits your 5.25" drive bay.

And are you seriously building this or are you just making this for fun?
Oh, and, hope I helped :D





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Wall mount for my monitor?

Q. I was going to mount my pc monitor but i am not sure if i can buy a generic mount or if it needs to be a particular brand and model, the monitor is an LG Flatron W2252TQ 22"

Thanks in advance

A. Most LCD monitors follow the VESA FDMI mounting specification for which you have many different mounts available. However from what I have read it appears that this monitor is one of the exceptions so you are probably out of luck. Have a look at the back of the unit - there should be four screw holes arranged in a perfect square on a flat mounting plate.


How can i mount a 19" lcd computer monitor on a wall?
Q. I want to mount my computer monitor on the wall with a swing arm. How do i know if it will mount to the back of the monitor?

I want to use the wall mount swing arm so i can get rid of my computer table and have more room.

A. Look for one that has a VESA 100 x 100 bracket ... this is the standard on PC monitors.

The specs for your LCD will specify which Vesa standard bracket it uses (may be Vesa 75 x 75)

regards,
Philip T





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What's the best non-Apple branded LCD display for my MacBook pro 2010 13"?

Q. I wanted to buy an LCD that's about a little more than 20" and use my MacBook pro basically as a Mac mini of some sort. I have an hdmi hookup and when I plug it into my HDTV 32" the screen is cut off around the edges so I want it to avoid doing that and fit perfectly with this new monitor. Also I dont want to do an exact mirror display, but I want to make it so I have more screen space to work with not just magnifying what I have on MacBook pro if you understand what I'm saying. Please help if you know what LCd would work best along with the settings on my MacBook pro.

A. Any IPS display will suit your needs.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=IPS+monitor&x=0&y=0


What is the best type(LCD, LED, Plasma) of tv for console gaming?
Q. I think I'm going to go with the brand Samsung so really I'm wanting to know if LCD, LED, or Plasma will give the best gaming experience. Longevity is also a small factor.

A. Go with a 42" plasma by panasonic, its the smallest they make, with a 15.8 GBps or greater transfer rate HDMI cable. Panasonic bought Pioneer's panel technology when they went out of business. Plasmas don't have that screen burn issue any more either. Plasmas have 0.00001ms or something like that pixel response, and true 600hz refresh rate. (600 pictures per second). The problem with 240hz and 120hz tv's is its all picture processing and creates a fair amount of input lag and unnatural movement. LCD TV's are terrible for gaming, no matter what the refresh rate or pixel response time. If you want a small screen, which would give you a very sharp, crisp picture, get a Samsung 2770FH monitor, its a 27", with a 10.2 GBps transfer rate HDMI cable. They are a 1ms pixel response time monitor, 60hz which is ps3's native output refresh rate, and the reason pixel response is important is because the lower the response time, the sharper the picture stays. I owned one and it was a wonderful screen, and I noticed a big difference between it and the samsung 23" 2ms monitor immediately playing F1 2010. Anywho, hope this helps, get internet that is at least 1 mega byte download speed, and always set whatever screen you get to game mode.





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Minggu, 02 Februari 2014

Amateur photography camera?

Q. I am a photographer, and I'm not professional I just do it for fun and I enjoy it. What are some beginner photography cameras ranging from $300 to $600 dollars? I want one to be decent, of course, and I would like 12-18 megapixels. I'm not good at camera prices, so I'm not sure how much, for example a 15 megapixel camera would cost. Please do not judge me because I started out at a 1990s camera and I currently have a 10.2 megapixel Samsung Intelligent LCD. I don't want video because that does not matter to me. I don't need password-protected control on my camera and I do want features that are able to take moving things like dogs, whatever lens or camera that requires. I want detailed pictures, so a good lens or one where I would be able to snap another lens on. Optical zoom is preferred. I want to be able to take good pictures at any time, night or day. That's about all I really want and don't want. If you have any questions I'll be happy to add additional details. Thanks!

A. i suggest u this one
Nikon D5000 12.3 MP DX Digital SLR Camera
*12.3-megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor
*Outfit includes the 3x AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR lens with image stabilization
*D-Movie Mode with sound; record 720p HD movie clips
*Vari-angle color 2.7-inch LCD monitor; one-button Live View


Help for digital camera.?
Q. There's a Samsung Digimax AC503 camera available at the local store. Here are the specs:
-5.0 megapixel digital camera
-5X digital zoom
-2.0" TFT LCD monitor
-VGA 24fps move function (????)
-Special �effect� button
-PictBridge support

It has no optical zoom. Will it make a difference? Also, please explain the feature I've marked with multiple question marks. Is the megapixel enough for casual photography?

A. You need an optical zoom, A digital zoom merely crops your photo so it looks like a close up. and when you print it out it will be blocky.

VGA 24fps.. is for the movie mode and means 24 frames per second





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Recommend for a 20" widescreen LCD monitor?

Q. Hi, could anyone recommend me a good quality 20" widescreen LCD monitor? My budget is around $250. Thanks.

A. For a lcd monitor, the respond time( 2ms or 5ms or...) lower is better and the contrast of the monitor. recommened a least 1000:1 or higher.


searching for LCD Monitor?
Q. I am currently searching for a LCD Monitor and need some help on picking the right one for my budget.
it has come down the the following...

LG L206WTY-BF Black 20" 2ms DVI Widescreen LCD Monitor W/ f-Engine 300 cd/m2 3000:1 - Retail

or

Acer AL2216Wbd 22" LCD Monitor - Black

now I know one is 22 and the other 20 but i want know if anyone has any of these and what they use theirs for and which one would be best for games. Thanks.

And if anyone is going to say anything about no LCD's and only getting a tube style b/c of no dead pixels... FORGET YOU!!!

A. ive got a 20.1" inch Sceptre monitor, its amazing. its a HD Monitor, i currently have my 360 hooked up to it and its outputting in 1080p, truly a nice monitor, and its not expensive for an LCD monitor as good as it is. My friend bought one as well, he loves it. The brand isnt well know, but the monitor is truly great.

Edit: I checked out both monitors, the LG is def better than the ACER. amazing contrast ratio as well.


I know the Sceptre only goes to 1680x1050, but from the settings on my 360, its outputting in 1080p. somehow sceptre has made the monitors support it.





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Where to buy LG monitor STAND?

Q. I got a LG monitor but it cant tilt. I want a stand that will let me tilt the monitor. Where can i go to buy something like this. this is my monitor
LG W2243T-PF Black 21.5" 5ms GTG Full HD 1080P Widescreen LCD Monitor 300 cd/m2 30000:1 w/ HDCP Support

A. http://www.shopbot.com.au/lcd-monitor-stand/price/australia/453702


LCD monitor...?
Q. �Output Interface�
Pixel Pitch: 0.2916 mm
Resolution: 1,400*1,050/SXGA+
....................Display Color: 16.2 M
Brightness: 330 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio: 650:1
Viewing Angle
Viewing Angle (Horizontal): 160°
Viewing Angle (Vertical): 140°
Scan Rate (Horizontal): 30 kHz ~ 82 kHz
Scan Rate (Vertical): 56 Hz ~ 76 Hz
Display Area: 408 mm x 306 mm
Response time: 8 ms
Dimensions�
Control Interface�467 mm (W) x 421 mm (H) x 224 mm (D)
Digital Interface: DVI
Analog Interface: D-Sub
Power Source: 100~240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Weight: 5.6 kg�Including Stand�
Tilt Angle:0° ~ 20°
Speaker: 2.5W x 2
Wall Mount: VESA Standard
Power Consumption: 55 W (max)
Power Saving State: 1 W (max)
Function: Kensington (Anti-theft Lock)
Color: Silver-Black



is a LCD monitor with those specification details worth $270.40 Australian dollars / $221.46 American Dollars? I live in australia

A. Is it 20"? The spec is not bad. Rule of thumb when to purchase a new LCD monitor: Contrast ratio should be high, the higher the better (i.e: 1000:1 is way better than 500:1), the lesser the response time is always better (will have smoother graphics when you are watching or playing game), the higher the brightness is also better, and the option to have both analog and digital input is always nice to have and last, the viewing angle, more angle is better if you are looking at bigger screen size. Overall the specs is good. I think it is pretty good buy if it is 20" screen size.

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Which is better? Hp mx703 CRT Monitor or Hp 1502 LCD Monitor?

Q. I have a Hp mx703 CRT Monitor and Hp 1502 LCD Monitor and I want to know which one is better in gaming and everyday use. Thanks in replies

A. As I mentioned in your other question, that monitor can do up to 1280x1024 @ 60 Hz. It can also multisync to 1152x864 @ 75 Hz, or 1024x768 @ 60, 75 or 85 Hz.
The LCD has a native resolution of 1024x768 @ 60 Hz.
The CRT has a larger screen than that 15" LCD as well.
The LCD is a slightly older model, and as such probably has a response time, viewing angle, and contrast that is lower than that of newer LCDs. CRT monitors have excellent response time and very deep contrast as well as great color fidelity, better than any LCD.
CRTs are popular among gamers because of their very fast response times: no motion blur or lag. They are also very popular among video editors and the printing industry because of their great contrast and color.

Go with the CRT.


HP w1858 18 inch LCD Monitor?
Q. i have another an HP w1858 18 inch LCD Monitor that came with a PC, unfortunately that PC is completely fried to bits. but the monitor doesn't work correctly connected to another PC, the monitor has built in speakers, and i cant get the sound to work. please help

A. you will need to go to HP.com and look for support driver for this particular monitor
incase this monitor is less than a year old then you can also call the HP tech support coz it will be free





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