[thelist] Monitor

[Jon Hall]

The Mitsubishi Diamondtron's are excellent. I've never seen a monitor with
better image quality (other than an Iyama...). I currently own a 21 inch
Viewsonic trinitron and bought 17 inch Diamondtron afor my girfriend and
even though it is much smaller, the image clarity makes me drool. Whenever I
am designing graphics on my computer, I always take a look at it on hers
before I finish because I can see details or small color inconsistencies
that dont even show on the 21 inch trinitron...

For me the monitor is the most important part of any computer, spend as much
as possible on it now, because you are going to be using it for 2 or 3 pcs.

jon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joel D Canfield" <joel at spinhead.com>
To: <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 10:49 AM
Subject: RE: [thelist] Monitor


> Martin and Tony are right about a two-monitor setup, but if you're on a
> budget, a 17" Viewsonic (E70f, maybe), Mitsubishi Diamond, Iyama, or
> Sony Trinitron (all come in flat screen) could be had for around
> $200-$250 US. If you can go to $450, any one of those in 19". A decent 2
> monitor setup could run to $800US for the Matrox card, a moderate
> quality 17" and a high-end 19"
>
> joel at spinhead.com
>
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>
> Evolters:
>
> Time for a new monitor. Just wondered what the experts would recommend,
> keeping in mind I haven't made my first million yet. Web graphics are
> key, colour and clarity.
>
> TIA,
> Lynn
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