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08/22/2004 05:03:10 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by dusik:
Originally posted by doctornick:
The new Apple LCD monitors are fantastic, they are a bit more expensive than other brands but if you are looking for LCD's then you should have a look at them.
//www.apple.com/displays/ |
I've heard that Apple monitors don't work with IBM PCs. Please, someone tell me it ain't true. I've been to a Mac store and found them to be the most impressive LCDs around.
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The new 20", 23" and 30" Apple LCD's work with windows machines too. Check out the above link.
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08/22/2004 05:07:08 PM · #27 |
| I blame my bad photos on my monitor |
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08/23/2004 01:38:34 AM · #28 |
Guess what sony have done? Stopped producton of CRT, and running like the wind with LCD 'cause they can get a better margin out of it.
Yay for profit margins! |
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08/23/2004 06:29:17 AM · #29 |
Originally posted by wimbello:
Guess what sony have done? Stopped producton of CRT, and running like the wind with LCD 'cause they can get a better margin out of it.
Yay for profit margins! |
isnt that what buisness is all about?
Microsoft stopped production of Windows 3.11 too with no complaints:p
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08/23/2004 07:57:42 AM · #30 |
I recently buy a new monitor. A Sansung 17" DFX. A good one to me. Here we are to spent a buck to get a 19". When searching to a new one I check many of the LCD options.
The thing with LCD is the view angle. A thick view angle change the colors of a screen in 3 lines: at top you see darked colors, tending to fade in monocrome, in the central portion you see the real image tones, and at botton... the same as top a bit less faded.
This is not acceptable to me.
The CRT option costs a half with none of those problems. |
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08/23/2004 08:41:19 AM · #31 |
| You should consider the time you spend in front of a computer. The LCD technology is very good for those that spend a lot of time in front of the computer. Since I got my LCD i can spent a full day in front of it without killing my eyes. And a LCD with a large displaying angle doesn't "fade" the image! |
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