Monitor experts - need help choosing a technology
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Monitor experts - need help choosing a technology
My mom's looking to buy a new monitor for her desktop.
She doesn't want to spend more than $US 500 (before tax)
19 inch
But she wants it to be only 6 inches deep!
Is it possible to get a good quality display that fits these constraints?
Cheers for any suggestions
She doesn't want to spend more than $US 500 (before tax)
19 inch
But she wants it to be only 6 inches deep!
Is it possible to get a good quality display that fits these constraints?
Cheers for any suggestions
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http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp ... 9394930415
Can't speak to the brand, but there's just one example.
Can't speak to the brand, but there's just one example.
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http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/Prod ... sting.aspx
Dell's got the 1905FP for $383 Damn fine moniter but if pinned against the wall the screen is 7.5"
Dell's got the 1905FP for $383 Damn fine moniter but if pinned against the wall the screen is 7.5"

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My bother-in-law has one and there's a bright led light just below the screen telling you it's on.
It's fucking annoying looking anywhere on the screen and seeing this annoying led light.
If you have this problem put a small piece of black tape over it.
It's fucking annoying looking anywhere on the screen and seeing this annoying led light.
If you have this problem put a small piece of black tape over it.
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Re: Monitor experts - need help choosing a technology
I just bought a Sony XBRITE 19" flat panel just under 6" deep. Problem in your situation is it was $800. But I never wanted to buy any of them because they all looked like shit. This one was worth the money.[xeno]Julios wrote:My mom's looking to buy a new monitor for her desktop.
She doesn't want to spend more than $US 500 (before tax)
19 inch
But she wants it to be only 6 inches deep!
Is it possible to get a good quality display that fits these constraints?
Cheers for any suggestions
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Yeah - that's the one I got. It's nice because you can do subtle to extreme changes in the backlight for whatever lighting levels you have in the room. If you need it really bright it can be, and dark as well. Awesome monitorBilly Bellend wrote:i bet moms like this one its x-brite
http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTERSH ... Name=specs

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The 2005FPW is not available in Canada yet. Dell/LG LCDs are pretty damn good, I personally own the 20" 2001FP and couldn't be happier, we also have the cheaper 19" E193FP, which I bought for my dad, and IMO, it's a killer deal at 450 CAD, certainly better then anything I could find locally here in Montreal. Oh and Dell has free shipping.
[xeno]Julios wrote:from frontmost to backmost regardless. Whole point is because her desk is quite thin and the screen is right in her face.Canis wrote:6" thick, or from the frontmost position to the backmost position regardless of tilt and taking into account the size of the base?
well... I don't know about you but the obvious solution to her problem might be to instead buy a new desk instead of a new monitor... You know... just maybe...
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not that simple - it's a long desk with all her work on it, and it's measured to be as deep in as the wall partition. It wouldn't fit properly if it was any thicker.Kracus wrote: well... I don't know about you but the obvious solution to her problem might be to instead buy a new desk instead of a new monitor... You know... just maybe...
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