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Mine was 40kg packed
, got it up two flights of stairs though i took
my time
On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 08:57:50 GMT, "Mr. Grinch" <grinch@hatespam.yucky>
wrote:
>"F r e e" <free@spam.nothanx> wrote in
>news:hWChc.1045$oc1.120739@news.ono.com:
>
>> just upgraded from a Samtron 17' to a 19' Mitsubishi Diamond Pro
>> 930.... I would even say, its a better upgrade then from a Gefroce 4
>> to a 5900
))
>>
>> Absolutly stunning contrast, colours, vivacity!!!!
>
>I agree, getting a bigger, better monitor is usually money well spent.
>
>I went from a Viewsonic 17PS to a Viewsonic PF815, which is a 22" monitor
>(20.x" viewable). I tried a 19" but it just wasn't enough of an
>improvement for me from 17". I also tried a Sony GS500 series 20"
>viewable, but really didn't think it was any better than the Viewsonic
>PF815. Both share the aperture grill design. The Viewsonic was 1/2 the
>price and I thought it looked better.
>
>The only regret I have about it is that it's so dam heavy it nearly breaks
>my back to move it. That is the one advantage of lcd/plasma and other thin
>panel displays. But they are still too high in price and with too many
>limitations in terms of brightness / contrast / refresh rate / resolutions,
>etc. I'm sure they will continue to improve and drop in price. Once they
>get down to CRT pricing and performance then I'll consider switching.
>Until then I just can't move my monitor!
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