Affiliate Reviews: LCDs

FunkyFresh · 31-January-06, 04:45 PM

LG Flatron M1910A - LCD TV/Monitor

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Originally Posted by TrustedReviews.com


	Using the TV-tuner is relatively simple. After you’ve married the appropriate signal feed to the RF input you can auto-scan for available channels, rename them, and then sort them into an ordered list. There’s Teletext support and a handy remote control too that offers full access to all the M1910A’s picture settings. Full Story at TrustedReviews.com

Dell UltraSharp 3007WFP Widescreen

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Originally Posted by HEXUS.net


	Launched a few days into 2006, The Dell 3007WFP matches Apple's 30-inch, ultra-high resolution display but undercuts the Apple's price by around Ã‚Â£300. Ã‚Â£1471 (yes, it's a lot of money) currently buys you Dell's flagship TFT. We bought (see, review websites don't all receive free kit) one directly from Dell, to see if it could displace our 2405FPW as our monitor of choice. Read on to find out if it does. Full Story at HEXUS.net

Samsung SyncMaster 240T Review

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Originally Posted by windowsatoz.com


	At a very competitive price, the Samsung SyncMaster 240T is a very excellent choice for a LCD display. Its got a very big 20-inch display and looks stylish in any room. It is also excellent for a wide range of usability applications, such as graphic design and just casual computer usage. It should definitely be at the top of your LCD choices and our full review will tell you why. Full Story at windowsatoz.com

Not sure that postage stamp above does justice to the 3007. Here's another shot of it, alongside my current objet d'lust, the comparatively diminuative 2405:

Bionic · 31-January-06, 04:55 PM

My television is 30"... That's insane

FunkyFresh · 31-January-06, 05:20 PM

While in NY a couple weekends ago, I had some time to kill and happened by an Apple store (yeah, yeah). They had a 30" display set up, and it was just.... overwhelming. I couldn't imagine it on my desk; it'd be like pushing the couch up against the TV stand and plopping down.

I think the 24" is as large as I could go. I use a standard 21" CRT at work, and that's ok -- the 24" widescreen would be the same height, just several inches wider.

CyberTech · 01-February-06, 01:15 AM

I can hear my mother now. "Don't sit so close, you'll ruin your eyes!" I'd have to agree a 24" widescreen would be more than adequate.

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31-January-06, 04:55 PM		#2 (permalink)
Bionic Apex Tech Maniac	My television is 30"... That's insane

31-January-06, 05:20 PM		#3 (permalink)
FunkyFresh 'Da Doctor of Funk	While in NY a couple weekends ago, I had some time to kill and happened by an Apple store (yeah, yeah). They had a 30" display set up, and it was just.... overwhelming. I couldn't imagine it on my desk; it'd be like pushing the couch up against the TV stand and plopping down. I think the 24" is as large as I could go. I use a standard 21" CRT at work, and that's ok -- the 24" widescreen would be the same height, just several inches wider.

01-February-06, 01:15 AM		#4 (permalink)
CyberTech I need to Confirm with email	I can hear my mother now. "Don't sit so close, you'll ruin your eyes!" I'd have to agree a 24" widescreen would be more than adequate.