i am going  to purchase a LCD for my school which one is good for us and also write configuratrion?
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What do you mean by write configuration?\n\nI would consider any Dell Lcd as they are very good quality, and offer good performance for the dollar.
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You should follow the directions in your notebook manual.\n\nTo be on the safe side, I say LCD cleaner. Some of the best is the Monster cleaner. I know, Monster Cables are overpriced. But for $19 you get a spray bottle that can clean just about any screen, lasts for a long, long time, and also comes with a scratchproof microfiber cloth.\n\nGet the Monster stuff- very potent, and the value (ironically and atypically) is great.
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This depends on what you want to do with the system. \n\nFor gaming, movies, pictures, or music, go with Windows Media Center. These computers are also equiped with hardware that most other computers don't have (e.g. a Tv tuner). However, the cost may be slightly more.\n\nFor advanced users and those demanding higher customization in their operating system, Windows XP Pro is good. Though in my opinion, you'd never end up using much of the features more than once if any. Though sometimes dell includes XP pro free of cost, otherwise, i'd say it isnt that useful.\n\nFinally, for basic home users who work on their school assignments, office papers, light gaming, watch a movie or two here and there, surf the web, etc, home edition is a good operating system to use.
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TFTs work the same as regular LCDs except that they have more transistors, one for each color of a pixel.  This means better contrast, faster response, and no ghosting.
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u want a flatscreen or an lcd? ... anyway, newegg.com has some good deals .. ive seen 19" on sale for around 200 sometimes ..\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824116014\n\n.
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Any LCD with a low response time, preferably 8ms, but definitely not slower than 12ms.  Oops, almost forgot, you'll want one that has an input that's compatible with your computer's video output.  That of course is going to depend on your video card/onboard video.  You'll have these choices, both on your computer and tv: DVI, HDTV,VGA, S-video, and composite video, in descending order of picture quality.
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Don't listen to the radiation crap, they don't put out nearly enough to really harm you.  LCDs are better, they produce less eye strain because they do not blink like CRTs.  Also, the image quality on new LCDs is excellent.
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Hard to suggest a good one unless I know what you are intending to use it for.  If it is for on-line gaming that is a different configuration then if it is for Internet research and college class work which would be completely different from AutoCad design work.\n\nBest thing to do is figure out what you want to do with it and approximately how much you are willing to spend.  Then check out the sites:\n\nwww.dell.com\n\nwww.ibm.com\n\nwww.gateway.com\n\nwww.hp.com\n\nThen price compare for what you want.
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Dell is pretty good overall, but not the best.  For general use, you can pick Dell, HP, Toshiba, Acer ... etc.  Recently, I bought a Acer 8200 for school and for general programming stuff, and a Sony SZ-120 for business and they're both are very good computers.  As to the 6400, the 6000 has received great reviews, and 6400 is so new that not too many reviews are out yet, so why don't you wait a bit longer.  What is your major?  Most laptops last about 2 to 3 years, and a bit less on the battery.  Good luck!
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I would check with your school to see if they have a existing relationship with a PC manufacturer. Many times colleges get a killer deal when you consider they also include insurance and maintenance for the whole time you are in school. \n\nIf they have no deals or you don't like their deal, then I can recommend a ThinkPad. They are not the latest and greatest technology, but they are solid and easy to get serviced. We have had a few ThinkPads go down, but the local service companies handled the warranty repair without me having to ship the thing in, usually within a day or so. \n\nBut again, I know some Universities that handle repairs in house as well, even giving out loaners while the repair happens, so it's worth it to find out what your school offers.
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My sister got an LCD monitor (not sure if it was TFT or what) and it had an image of her MSN permanently showing through the desktop wallpaper. SHe was on MSN a lot but only had the monitor for a month!\nI did not realize that LCDs could burn images like that. I am glad I still have my CRT right now.
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PowerStrip is a powerful program that lets you do all sorts of things with your display. Whenever I find that there's a refresh or resolution problem, I turn to PowerStrip.\n\nPowerStrip can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/ps.shtm
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i m using flat panel monitor in my house and office and my all colleagues also use it.\nit is terrific
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Has to be dell, I have mine for a year, and its working really good.
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This might be the info you are looking for:\n\n2MB video memory\n- 128-bit PCI bus NeoMagic NMG4 graphics accelerator\n- Simultaneous LCD and CRT display ( 1024 x 768 resolution for CRT )\n- 12.1" SVGA TFT LCD\n- 800 x 600 resolution in 16M colors\n- 13.3" XGA TFT LCD\n- 1024 x 768 resolution in 64K color
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I've had Dell, Gateway & a Think Pad by IBM.  \n\nThey are all pretty good.  How about an Apple?  I hear rave reviews regarding the Apple.\n\nGood luck..........study hard & have FUN!\n\n:-)
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Depends on what you are majoring in.  Photo and Video editing everyone uses a Apple.  Dell if you plan on doing something else.