Need help with 20'' LCD

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Can anyone recommend me 20'' LCD display.
I am expecting best overall performances and I've been looking at the:

1. NEC MultiSync 20.1" 2080UX+
2. AG Neovo 20'' LCD X-20AV
3. Dell 20" UltraSharp 2001FP

Many thanks
 
My preference in a high end LCD screen would be for the NEC, Sony, and
Viewsonic. Not the others that you mentioned below. Also, take a serious
look at the Samsung. It is excellent for the price. If you want to go a bit
more down in the price, the BenQ are very good for the dollars spent. The
results from the BenQ are very impressive when compared to other ones at a
much higher price. But the BenQ is not at the same level of brand name as
the first ones mentioned.

In any case, these monitors will last about 5 years maximum with normal use.
With heavy use, they will last about 3 to 4 years. The newer generation of
monitors will be far improved, and their cost will most likely also be much
lower for the performance they will give.

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Jerry G.
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Can anyone recommend me 20'' LCD display.
I am expecting best overall performances and I've been looking at the:

1. NEC MultiSync 20.1" 2080UX+
2. AG Neovo 20'' LCD X-20AV
3. Dell 20" UltraSharp 2001FP

Many thanks
 
I bought a Samsung 213T a few months ago and very happy with it. Comes
with Pivot SW so you can run it in vertical or horz modes.
 
In any case, these monitors will last about 5 years maximum with normal
use. With heavy use, they will last about 3 to 4 years.
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Just curious about why LCD monitors have such short lifespans. Can you please
explain?

TIA
 
Just curious about why LCD monitors have such short lifespans. Can you please
explain?

TIA
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Not only LCD-displays have a short lifespan, now days almost all
consumerelectorinics have a lifespan of 3 to 4 years. To reduce
manufacteringcosts they use more cheap components.

You can't expect 6 years of usage with a 20" lcd-display of only 500
Euro. "Back in the old days" when iiyama and eizo 21" crt-displays would
cost 3000 dollar the quality was super, i still get displays for repear
with a age of 10 years, now thats quality

Chris
 
Not only LCD-displays have a short lifespan, now days almost all
consumerelectorinics have a lifespan of 3 to 4 years. To reduce
manufacteringcosts they use more cheap components.

You can't expect 6 years of usage with a 20" lcd-display of only 500
Euro. "Back in the old days" when iiyama and eizo 21" crt-displays would
cost 3000 dollar the quality was super, i still get displays for repear
with a age of 10 years, now thats quality

Chris
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I've never heard that logic before. Very interesting.


Have a nice one...

Trent©

Follow Joan Rivers' example --- get pre-embalmed!
 
I've never heard that logic before. Very interesting.


Have a nice one...

Trent©

Follow Joan Rivers' example --- get pre-embalmed!
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Well, it is not actualy a logic, but more something i noticed. I repair
monitors and displays for a living and i have seen that i rarely get any
displays with the age of 5 to 7 years. I get more displays for repair
with an age of 2 to 4 years and 7 to 10.

Chris
 
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