- Aug 27, 2010
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Hi,
I'm looking to buy a monitor to connect to my laptop (which has an HDMI exit).
The most important thing for me is that the monitor would not cause eye strain (or reduce the probability), I'm not sure on what monitor criterias have to do with it (panel type? led? brightness/contrast? refresh ratz?).
basically my main use would be office uses, such as reading a lot of word/PDF document, building websites, and some photoshop and a little movies (no gaming).
I'm not sure what size and resolution would be recommended, 19"? 22"? 23"?
on the one hand I understood that higher resolution makes the text sharper, so maybe it's good for less eyestrain, but on the other hand it makes the text smaller (but I guess I can zoom in most of the times), so I'm not sure about it.
It also needs to be fully adjustable (especially up and down).
my budget is pretty flexible as long as there is a good value for money.
Thanks!
I'm looking to buy a monitor to connect to my laptop (which has an HDMI exit).
The most important thing for me is that the monitor would not cause eye strain (or reduce the probability), I'm not sure on what monitor criterias have to do with it (panel type? led? brightness/contrast? refresh ratz?).
basically my main use would be office uses, such as reading a lot of word/PDF document, building websites, and some photoshop and a little movies (no gaming).
I'm not sure what size and resolution would be recommended, 19"? 22"? 23"?
on the one hand I understood that higher resolution makes the text sharper, so maybe it's good for less eyestrain, but on the other hand it makes the text smaller (but I guess I can zoom in most of the times), so I'm not sure about it.
It also needs to be fully adjustable (especially up and down).
my budget is pretty flexible as long as there is a good value for money.
Thanks!
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