What brand LCD Monitor has the best picture at the best price? (DVI & VGA)?
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I have a 19" Dell monitor, and I'm very happy with it. The higher-end digital monitors are noticably better.
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Has to be dell, I have mine for a year, and its working really good.
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Get PC eye 2000 works really well,monitors all use on your computer.
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go for DELL with 256MB Nvidia display card.
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Search Froogle.com for "monitor power cord."  Should cost under $5 from lots of stores.
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The answer will change depending on who you ask. Sony laptops do look the nicest but they are also the most expensive (which doesn't always mean its the best). The Best laptop for price is probably Toshiba but a good BenQ laptop is also very good value. Try and stay away from dell and gateway
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thethief is kind of right, but youll get sucky performance. Buy a modern agp or pci-express video card and it should have a dvi and vga input, with a dvi > vga adapter allowing more than one monitor plugged into the video card.
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Check out any number of Viewsonic monitors at Newegg, the cheapest 17" Viewsonic is $210 which is only $3 more than the 15".  And since you aren't going to be doing any gaming a 12ms response time should be fine and even that will show fast moving graphics just fine.\n\nYou said you wanted Viewsonic but I love Samsung LCD monitors I currently have three and one of them is over 4 years old and is still working like new, they are a little more expensive starting at $230 but they have one of the best warranties in the industry.
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Looks like Dell, HP, and Sony are at the top according to CNET.  Check out the reviews on all the top models:  http://reviews.cnet.com/Notebooks/2001-3121_7-0.html?tag=glnav\n\nYou can sory by manufacturer, price, type, and a ton of other criteria.
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Viewsonic makes an excellent flat screen. Mine is a 17 inch and it has excellent color. It is one of the most affordable name brands.
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We can get all technical and say Samsung is the main producers for what goes into a plasma screen, or that companies that used to make flat screens for computers like dell might have an advantage over the others given they have been producing falt screens for longer. We can argue that HDTV is the way of the future and companies investing into this new technology will pave the way for the next gen TV's. At the end of the day you just have to walk into a store with a pre-fixed budget in mind and start comparing. When comparing you have to consider cost, warranty, size and style. It's got to give you a good quality picture at a fair price with a good waranty, and its got to fit in your room and look good. So don't worry about brand as much because you will barely notice the difference. Focus on the other factors I mentioned. However personally I like Sony the most but it is a little more on the expensive side.
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I'd go with any 19" Viewsonic with a response time of 12ms or less. These are withing your price range and the response time will make looking at the monitor easier on your eyes because it refreshes quicker.
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http://www.miragedisplaysolutions.co.uk/\n\nhttp://www.displaysense.co.uk/index.php?pid=prod_det_range&mcatid=4&msubcatid=f&mhas_subcat=no
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The answer to this question changes from day to day.     Dell flatscreens have a good reputation.  If you stay away from the very biggest screens (25" for example) you can save a lot of money.\n\nSharkeyExtreme (www.sharkeyextreme.com) recommends 17" LCDs for the most savings (~ $250).  If you want something a little bigger, they suggest the Dell Ultrasharp 2005FPW 20.1" LCD.  I got one of those myself and it's gorgeous.  I checked www.shopper.com and found one for $518.
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Consider a 20-inch Dell UltraSharp 2005FPW.  It has 1680x1050 resolution, and costs under $500 (not including shipping) (price as of today, 9-Dec-2005).\n\n  http://www.dell.com/\n\nI own the 24-inch 2405FPW and am extremely pleased with it.  It's around twice as expensive, however.
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The LCD Flat Panel monitors are much easier on you eyes and have less emmisions than CRT monitors. The advantages of having one are very good.  Below is a link for LCD Flat Panel monitors.  NewEgg.com is a very good site and very reliable.
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Either 1280x1024 or 1440x900 are good resolutions. Your  monitor will display almost any resolution but it's recommended resolution is the only one that matters. Either will look good as long as you pick the one recommended for your monitor. \n\n1280x1024 is a much more common recommended resolution.\n\nWhat is more important is that you use a DVI connection (white) vs VGA (blue). This gives you the clearest, uncompressed digital video currently availible. VGA is analog so it is not as clear. If you have it on the back of your computer (usually the case if you have a grahpics card), you'll be good to go. Otherwise, VGA should do the trick.\n\nA good cheapie under $300? Sure, I recommend this one:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824116355\nYou can go cheaper but not much better. This one has value, a response time of 5ms (great for movies and gaming- no ghosting. I notice some at 8ms but none at 5ms, which is why I didn't recommend the one at buy.com), good brightness and is well reviewed. Reputable brand and rebate seal the deal.\n\nHope this helps!