I use a 20" 16:10 lcd acer,once in awhile i use my 37" hdtv as my computer display.
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22" widescreen Hanns LCD. It also has a HDMI input which I use with my DVD changers if I don't want to turn the projector on. It's shared between my HTPC and my encoding computer with a KVM switch. I also have three 15" LCDs and three 17" LCDs on various computers around the house.
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Was a 16:10 1680x1050 Samsung 226BW that went flickery. Replaced with a 16:9 1920x1080 Samsung 2333HD.
Second monitor is a Vizio 19" HDTV. Third monitor is a Philips HD Ready CRT. Thes are connected to 2 Win7 PCs.
The other station has a Mac connected to a 20" 1680x1050 Samsung 205BW and a Win7 PC connected to another Vizio 20"HDTV. Third monitor is a Sony PVM video monitor.
I'm not saying any of these are the best, just what I have.Last edited by edDV; 14th Feb 2010 at 03:02.
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On my editing computer, I have two 21" CRT monitors side by side that I split the Windows desktop between them. They still work and look great so why change? I also like the extra height on those monitors that I don't get with the newer widescreen monitors.
My general purpose computers have 19" CRT monitors......because that is what I had (price was right....$0) and they still work great. Lets me spend my money on things I need rather than just keep upgrading unnecessarily.
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I'm currently using a Samsung SyncMaster 2233SW that I bought recently to replace a failing 7-year-old Samtron 17-inch CRT monitor. I chose a 16:9 monitor instead of 16:10 to be able to watch 16:9 video more conveniently.
It may not be the best LCD monitor on the market, but it is one of the best computer-related purchases I ever made. It can't match my old CRT when it comes to black, but the clarity is amazing, and my eyes don't get as tired as they did when I used a CRT. Since it has both a DVI port and an D-SUB port, I can connect it to both my new and old computers at the same time and switch back and forth between them just using a button on the monitor. No more manually changing the connection and I didn't have to buy a KVM switch. -
Samsung 720p HD 23 inch LCD TV....It's about 4 years old now which was my first LCD TV that cost me
$850.00!
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2001 Viewsonic 17" G75f (have to smack it 1nce in a while to wake it up)
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My daily workhorse pc (aging xp emachine) uses a 4:3 crt monitor.
My dual core amd vista pc (home premium 32bit) is hooked up to my 32" hdtv (1366x768 ). I am currently using a dvi to hdmi cable. I do have full hdmi out with my ati hd all-in-wonder card.Donatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
Acer H233H 23" LCD 1920x1080
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