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Steve-
a minor detail, and don't know how much you would
care. However, the Samsung models coming out of the
KOREA plant are supposedly assembled with a higher
classification clean rooms than the ones from Mexico.
Hence more of the returns in the past have come from
the ones that say: "Made in Mexico" on the back.
I don't know this first hand. Just from my geek
Uber-Techie friends.
best of luck on your purchase.
mike ball
--- Frank Fleisher <r4_6fpen8@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello Steve,
>
> I would stick with Samsung. I'm very happy with my
> SyncMasters. I
> think Samsung is going through one of those brief
> company phases when
> companies offer superior quality at a slightly
> discounted price in order to
> gain market share.
>
> I agree that the 19" seems to have the best price
> per size right now.
> I had 21" tubes but when I bought my first 19"
> SyncMaster, I found
> that unlike my 21" tube, the SyncMaster could
> display a razor-sharp 1280X1024
> resolution. Until they get the prices down, I find
> no reason to
> get a 21" flat panel. I guess it also depends on
> how far you are from
> your display and your eyesight.
>
> -F
>
> Saturday, January 17, 2004, 7:58:02 AM, you wrote:
>
> SG> Hi,
>
> SG> Has anyone seen any good prices on 19" LCD
> monitors, meaning a price closer
> SG> to $600 as opposed to $700. The prices don't
> seem to be coming down, going
> SG> up if anything. I like the Samsung's because of
> the narrow frame around them.
>
> SG> The 19" seems to be the one with the best price
> per size, it costs about
> SG> $1200 for a 21".
>
> SG> The 17" would be too small. I have a 22"
> Viewsonic CRT which is great, but
> SG> I can't match the model I have since it is no
> longer made and the CRT's
> SG> heat up my trading room too much. In the summer
> in Texas believe me, I
> SG> don't need it any hotter.
>
> SG> Thanks
>
> SG> Steve
>
>
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