19" LCD resolution

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Eddy

What is the best resolution for a 19" LCD monitor?
I'm dreaming about a samsung 19" but i'm concerned about it's 1280x1024 res,
is the same as a 17" (though the price is about 600$)

Do you think would be money saving going for a 17"?

Thanks
Eddy
 
Eddy said:
What is the best resolution for a 19" LCD monitor?
I'm dreaming about a samsung 19" but i'm concerned about it's 1280x1024 res,
is the same as a 17" (though the price is about 600$)

Do you think would be money saving going for a 17"?

Thanks
Eddy

quit dreaming loser,you must have the money to post such a topic,go get
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your big fat ass out and purchase such a lcd screen then start shouting how
much your disappointed.
 
original yido said:
your big fat ass out and purchase such a lcd screen then start shouting how
much your disappointed.
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shut up, you must be stupid to answer in this way, why don't you post your
personal guidelines about HOW MUCH one's supposed to post topics on? what is
your limit? 600$ for an LCD?
 
Eddy said:
What is the best resolution for a 19" LCD monitor?
I'm dreaming about a samsung 19" but i'm concerned about it's
1280x1024 res, is the same as a 17" (though the price is about 600$)

Do you think would be money saving going for a 17"?
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The default resolution of 17 and 19" LCD monitors is 1280x1024. TFT monitors
look best at their native resolutions. Moving from a 17" to 19" model may
mean the inclusion of DVI input and speakers. The downside is response time.
It will actually increase with the 19" LCD. Not really a problem for
non-gamers. Best bet is to look at several models using both their native
resolutions and non-native resolutions; DVI input vs. VGA input, then make a
decision. Another consideration is warranty, in particular, dead or always
on pixels and sub-pixels.
 
S.Heenan said:
The default resolution of 17 and 19" LCD monitors is 1280x1024. TFT monitors
look best at their native resolutions. Moving from a 17" to 19" model may
mean the inclusion of DVI input and speakers. The downside is response time.
It will actually increase with the 19" LCD. Not really a problem for
non-gamers. Best bet is to look at several models using both their native
resolutions and non-native resolutions; DVI input vs. VGA input, then make a
decision. Another consideration is warranty, in particular, dead or always
on pixels and sub-pixels.
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1600x900 would be a great resolution for a 19" widescreen format, especially
if one could swivel the screen and go for 900x1600 as well. Of course I
don't want to think what it would cost.

Does anyone have a handy list of standard LCD resolutions - 4:3 and 16:9
ratios?
 
S.Heenan said:
The default resolution of 17 and 19" LCD monitors is 1280x1024. TFT monitors
look best at their native resolutions. Moving from a 17" to 19" model may
mean the inclusion of DVI input and speakers. The downside is response time.
It will actually increase with the 19" LCD. Not really a problem for
non-gamers. Best bet is to look at several models using both their native
resolutions and non-native resolutions; DVI input vs. VGA input, then make a
decision. Another consideration is warranty, in particular, dead or always
on pixels and sub-pixels.
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With lower budget I have found this one,
http://www.nfren.com/product/nf1800ma.htm

is a 18.1" with the same 1280x1024 res of the samsung SyncMaster 191T 19"
with a speakers and 15ms response time (the samsung has 25ms) the only
problem should be a lower contrast ratio (350:1 vs samsung 500:1) and the
DVI input.

the nfren spec says that it has "Analog/R.G.B., 0.7 Vp-p" and I dont' think
it's DVI...

Edoardo
 
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