What is the best LCD monitor that can work with a laptop and a xbox 360?

Q. I have an ibook G4 and want to get a LCD Monitor preferably 22 inches or 23 inches or above that can work with my laptop and xbox 360. Also it should be in the $200 to $400 range. Which is the best one? Thanks!

A. I have a dell one and it works really good and when i went to the store they told me this is the best one they sell

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How does it looks feel when i play xbox 360 on hdtv?

Q. I am planning to get an 22 inch HDTV. Is it worth it? Because i have a lcd monitor that's connected with a xbox 360 with a vga cable. It's high quality but not Hd.

A. Its looks a bit more colorful but I think 22 inchs is a bit to small so I suggest...

-Save your money a bit longer so that you can get a bigger one
-Dont buy it and stick with your LCD Monitor because if you can see your game then its good enough
-Dont buy it and buy some games instead with your hard earned cash
-Dont buy it and save your money for something better

I was thinking about this for a long time myself but I waited a bit longer until I was sure and I was happy with my decision....To keep my money.

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I need a new monitor, what kind will work for my computer?

Q. My monitor screen is old and is much too dark, even with maximum brightness. I have an emachines Microsoft Windows XP computer. What monitor will work for this computer that's not horribly expensive?

A. LCD monitors are so nice, thin and light and bright and crisp, use less power, etc. Widescreen lets you spread more across the screen, better for watching movies, etc.

However, your graphics may not support the full size or resolution of said monitor; it will still work at some reduced resolution, but LCD monitors tend to look crappy at other than their native res. Solution, a new graphics card.

Prices? Recently got a dandy 19" Acer widescreen LCD from Newegg for $100, free shipping, but that was a sale. Watch for sales online or at your local retailers,

If you need an updated graphics card, as long as you aren't a gamer, something adequate should be under $30.

If you REALLY want to go cheap, your local computer store (not the big retailers) probably have used CRTs for a few bucks. Cruise your neighborhood on trash day; go to a local recycling event, a flea market. In these last cases, they may be defunct, so ask the 'owner' or pick up a bunch.

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I am looking for a good digital camera for snapshots mostly of my family and for trips, any suggestions?

Q. I am really looking for a compact to subcompact camera for under $300. I don't want anything too bulky or not user friendly. I do prefer a viewfinder too. Any ideas would be great.

A. How does $100 sound at www.amazon.com

Nikon L 10

Coolpix L10 Features:

* 5-megapixel effective CCD imager
* Nikkor 3x optical zoom lens (37.5-112.5mm in 35mm equivalent)
* Compact and lightweight body
* Macro focus with AF as close as 5.9 inches
* Exclusive Face Priority AF makes taking incredible portraits easy
* 256-segment Matrix metering
* Large 2.0-inch bright LCD color monitor
* Automatic exposure and 16 pre-programmed Scene modes
* 640x480 @ 30fps movie mode w/sound, length limited only by memory card capacity
* Built-in flash with auto, fill, slow sync, and red-eye reduction
* Nikon�s D-Lighting automatically brightens dark images in playback mode
* In-Camera Red-Eye Fix� automatically fixes most instances of red-eye in the camera
* 7MB internal memory and SD/SDHC memory card slot
* USB connectivity, PictBridge direct-print compliant
* Runs on two standard AA batteries, Energizer lithium are included

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