lcd vs crt

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Moving images dont run fine on LCDs, Is it right? if answer is NO read on.

I want to purchase new LCD 19"/20". which one is right for me?
I mainly use my PC for watching TV (using PCI TV Tuner). Will Wide screen be
OK?
Recommend a brand or give me some tips to see in LCD while purchasing.

Farhan
 
Farhan said:
Moving images dont run fine on LCDs, Is it right? if answer is NO read on.

I want to purchase new LCD 19"/20". which one is right for me?
I mainly use my PC for watching TV (using PCI TV Tuner). Will Wide screen
be OK?
Recommend a brand or give me some tips to see in LCD while purchasing.
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This really has nothing to do with the Windows XP operating system. Moving
images run fine on modern LCD monitors.

To see reviews of various makes/models, Google for "LCD monitor reviews".
the first page out of the more than 24,000,000 links that search produces has
a lot of links which look quite promising.

Personally I like Viewsonic, Samsung, and Dell monitors.

Malke
 
Farhan said:
Moving images dont run fine on LCDs, Is it right? if answer is NO read on.

I want to purchase new LCD 19"/20". which one is right for me?
I mainly use my PC for watching TV (using PCI TV Tuner). Will Wide screen
be
OK?
Recommend a brand or give me some tips to see in LCD while purchasing.

Farhan
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Look for any deals on HP monitors. Just visit your local big box store and
take a look at the HP monitors that have a highly reflective surface just
like glass. You would think that the glare would be bothersome but for some
reason the colors just seem to pop on those HP lcd screens.
 
Moving images dont run fine on LCDs, Is it right? if answer is NO read on.

I want to purchase new LCD 19"/20". which one is right for me?
I mainly use my PC for watching TV (using PCI TV Tuner). Will Wide screen be
OK?
Recommend a brand or give me some tips to see in LCD while purchasing.

Farhan
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If you need good colour use one with a e-IPS screen.


Like this Dell , but is not 1080P but 1,680x1,050 try and fine one that fits your need but with
the e-IPS screen

http://accessories.dell.com/sna/products/Displays/productdetail.aspx?c=ca&l=en&s=corp&sku=320-7825

http://www.cnet.com.au/dell-2209wa-.../www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-3744163.php

http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-3744163.php


The only one that I have found that does 1080P is a LG 23"
 
http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lcdtv/lcdtv-responsetime.shtml

Take a look at the above website and read the other articles as they relate
to LCD Monitors or TV.
Armed with this info look at a few reviews of Samsung/Acer/Dell
models....look for units in your price range
There are some good deals out there now on 20..23 in models
Go to your local store to SEE the picture.. heck take a movie with you and
ask them to play it
buy the one you like the best...

peter
 
http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/lcdtv/lcdtv-responsetime.shtml

Take a look at the above website and read the other articles as they relate
to LCD Monitors or TV.
Armed with this info look at a few reviews of Samsung/Acer/Dell
models....look for units in your price range
There are some good deals out there now on 20..23 in models
Go to your local store to SEE the picture.. heck take a movie with you and
ask them to play it
buy the one you like the best...

peter
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This is far to old and meant for TV's Not computer Monitors..
 
Farhan said:
Moving images dont run fine on LCDs, Is it right? if answer is NO read on.

I want to purchase new LCD 19"/20". which one is right for me?
I mainly use my PC for watching TV (using PCI TV Tuner). Will Wide screen
be
OK?
Recommend a brand or give me some tips to see in LCD while purchasing.

Farhan
Click to expand...

If I tell you what you should buy, will you buy me one too for my research
time?

SC Tom
 
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