TFT 17" Screens
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04 February 2003, 04:17 PM
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Guess they are a bit like B&Q then in that respect, sell overpriced junk to clueless idiots but when you urgently need something at 7:30 at night where else are you going to go?
04 February 2003, 05:11 PM
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My CRT monitor responded well to a good thump on the top... for a while. Ordering from the internet is difficult without a monitor which lead me to PC World.
It's Cack because all fonts have a bold look about them. It doesn't seem to do thin lines very well.
Ah whatever, it was cheap and I plan on making the switch some time this year at which point it'll be redundant.
At work right now looking into a iiyama vision master 17", great quality and price.
It's Cack because all fonts have a bold look about them. It doesn't seem to do thin lines very well.
Ah whatever, it was cheap and I plan on making the switch some time this year at which point it'll be redundant.
At work right now looking into a iiyama vision master 17", great quality and price.
05 February 2003, 12:47 PM
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There are a few options available. It depends what sort of resolution you want and whether your graphics card can cope with it.
I've seen 17" flat panels with the these resolutions:
1024 * 768
1280 * 1024
1600 * 1200
And obviously you have to run at the specified resolution in order to obtain the best picture.
Personally I would get a 1280 * 1024, as that's what I run on my current 21" monitor!
I've seen 17" flat panels with the these resolutions:
1024 * 768
1280 * 1024
1600 * 1200
And obviously you have to run at the specified resolution in order to obtain the best picture.
Personally I would get a 1280 * 1024, as that's what I run on my current 21" monitor!
05 February 2003, 10:06 PM
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Just took delivery of an Eizo L565 (in black).
Seems to do the job quite nicely.
Used WWW.KINGMAKER.CO.UK for the first time - cheaper than DABS and for this one and only order they provided excellent service.
Decision to buy this model was swayed by www.pcpro.co.uk reviews section (see under A-list and archives sections).
regards, Mark.
Seems to do the job quite nicely.
Used WWW.KINGMAKER.CO.UK for the first time - cheaper than DABS and for this one and only order they provided excellent service.
Decision to buy this model was swayed by www.pcpro.co.uk reviews section (see under A-list and archives sections).
regards, Mark.
05 February 2003, 10:49 PM
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I was helping a friend the other day who bought a PC from Dixons. His came with their bog standard TFT and I have to say I've never seen such a bad quality display ever!
Now EIZO TFT's - now you're talking. I'm still trying to persuade myself to get one of their 18" jobs.
-DV
Now EIZO TFT's - now you're talking. I'm still trying to persuade myself to get one of their 18" jobs.
-DV
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