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I recently replaced my 19" Micron monitor which was running 1024x768 in True
Color with the 15" Sony LCD that came with my new Sony PCV-L600 PIII system.
I was concerned that is is SO much smaller, it would be harder to look at,
and considered keeping the 19" monitor and using it *with* the LCD. After a
couple days of glancing back and forth bewtween the screens, I decided I
would *much* rather look at the LCD all the time, and removed the 19"
monitor from my desk (getting 1/3 of my desktop back in the process!)
Now happily running 1024x768 in True Color on my 15" LCD screen, and after a
month, I'm not missing the 19" monitor at all. The LCD is crisp, bright,
high contrast and super-sharp.
The only thing that would be better for me, is TWO or THREE of these
monitors... and I suspect that in the future, that's exactly what I'll do.
Doug
> -----Original Message-----
> From: spi [mailto:spi@xxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Monday, April 19, 1999 8:30 PM
> To: Omega list
> Subject: Re: LCD monitors
>
>
> Hello list,
>
> anyone have personal experience with LCD's? several of them? am
> considering
> biting the bullet and buying 4 to replace my eyestraining sony's.... is
> their resolution better than the typical 'tv' style? worse? any clue on
> quality between the manufacturers? or video cards for that matter? My
> understanding(Computer Shopper, April '99) is the main
> producers(NEC, Sanyo,
> Sharp, & Toshiba) r going to RAISE prices by 25 to %40 this year!
> incredible. thanx in advance and reply privately if u wish. I will check
> into used medical monitors also, and forward to interested parties. Lee
>
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