Good hi-res monitor

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Quote from makloda:

I like my Dell 24"'s. I run 1920x1200 on them and would buy them again. Good value for money.
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Agree. 24' is enough if you trade 1-2 markets, no need to have second monitor.
 
I run two of the Dells myself and personally would recommend getting a minimum of two. Can never have enough screen real estate. I like having one for Excel and the other for browsing and my IB TWS.
 
I just bought the Samsung Syncmaster 244T and love it. It's got 11% more pixels than the 245 (1920x1200 vs 1920x1080) and a whole lot of different pluggie-innie ways to hook it up. Plus it's brighter (500 candelas vs 400). Customer reviews on lots of websites are quite good too.
 
Quote from MGJ:

I just bought the Samsung Syncmaster 244T and love it. It's got 11% more pixels than the 245 (1920x1200 vs 1920x1080) and a whole lot of different pluggie-innie ways to hook it up. Plus it's brighter (500 candelas vs 400). Customer reviews on lots of websites are quite good too.
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Thanks for the reply.

Here's a dilemma, this 28"Viewsonic (brand name too) is same price as the Samsung 24". Same brightness (500) Slightly less contrast. More real-estate for the price. 1920X1200.

http://www.pcworld.com/product/specs/prtprdid,39392984/specs.html


Pro's, Cons?
 
Quote from Supermax:

Thanks for the reply.

Here's a dilemma, this 28"Viewsonic (brand name too) is same price as the Samsung 24". Same brightness (500) Slightly less contrast. More real-estate for the price. 1920X1200.

http://www.pcworld.com/product/specs/prtprdid,39392984/specs.html


Pro's, Cons?
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The Samsung has an S-PVA panel, the Viewsonic has a cheaper TN panel. Could make a difference or not, depending upon how sensitive you are to viewing angle and color fidelity.
 
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