LCD: Lao Can Die? stop trying to send us your subliminal messages plz

 

What's your TV budget? Many LCDs can be used with computers easily nowadays.

 

There is a 19 Samsung at Dell for this same price... except its a 2000:1 contrast and 2ms... details:

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...9&sku=A0969612
Dell Home has the Samsung 906BW Black 19" 2 ms (GTG) DVI Widescreen LCD Monitor for $229 - $45 off with coupon code LH5JV014KM9TS8 [Exp 7/25] or 200 uses = $184 with free shipping.
# 1440 x 900 Resolution, 300 cd/m2 Brightness, 2000:1 Contrast Ratio
# 2 ms (GTG) Response Time, D-Sub, DVI-D Inputs, 3 years Warranty


Not sure if the code works, but it shows as 184 on the website.

 

costco has samsung 19 inch widescreen lcds for that price. 22 inch is like 270, 24 inch was 499. i hear samsung is one of the best too.

 

working in the TV/HiDef industry has taught me that Samsung/Sharp/Mitsubishi/Toshiba is going down hill in terms of LCD panel quality.

Sony is still knocking out nice panels. Vizio is roaring up in quality. Their (3) 1080p sets are crazy good, especially for the money.

 

what kinda monitor are you looking for cuz that 19in widescreen in person is really small imo

 

aoc is trash.
hanns-g is pretty fricken good IMO.

 

You get what you pay for... And if you're a gamer, Widescreen sucks!

 

gaming sucks on a widescreen huh? but it looks so nice! 19" is the norm now, maybe i should go 20"

 

I love my Apple HD 30 inch widescreen... never going back to ****ty little square monitors after this.

 

That's unfortunate you got an overpriced product.

 

The hannsg is pretty damn amazing. It comes with a 6500k color temp setting and using AVIA it testing to be damn close. Once calibrated it was pretty ****ing amazing with 971H dvd player I grabbed from work to test with.

-Gagan

 

is ur the widescreen gagan? maybe i should buy it...

 

COMPLETELY UNTRUE.

(not about the widescreen thing)

my buddy paid like 200 for his full FMIC setup by SSAUTOCHROME and he is getting the same numbers as people with APS FMIC's

and that statement of getting what you pay for.. only goes so far and cannot be generalized.. i bought a cheapo ram set for an office computer ($80 for 2gigs) and it runs photoshop perfectly and i have had it for about a year and a half now and have ZERO issues.

 

Good thing I didn't pay for it then...