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ashiplikethat   02-07-2006 at 03:35:47 PM

which of the monitors below would you reccomend for video editing / playing game / and ocasionally watching home movies?
the price dosent bother me as they all cost near the same in my country.

Samsung SM-930BF
Samsung SM-940
Veiw Sonic VX924
Hyundai image quest L90D 19"

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Ned_Flanders   02-07-2006 at 03:39:52 PM
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Price doesn't bother you? Dell 2405 FPW. Spesh for gaming / movies

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ashiplikethat   02-07-2006 at 04:01:46 PM
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i meant i didn't mind about the prices of the four monitors i shown
i am looking to find out which of them is the best
the dell is £800 in england which is way out of my price range

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sleepdeprived82   02-07-2006 at 04:12:20 PM
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vx924 review here

l90d review Here

930bf review Here

I went with the 930bf to replace my cheap benq 17" something. The difference was amazing and gaming is great on it. I went with the samsung as I have a lot of samsung products and there customer servive is IMHO in the UK Excellent. That made my decision, that when things go wrong samsung will sort it out quickly with no hassle.

No probs with the 930bf so far and no dead pixles

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Strangestranger   02-07-2006 at 04:27:49 PM
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ashiplikethat thought id say that the dell can be found for £674 from pcbuyit.com and i even seen it for £600 from itcsales though that might have been refurbished not sure.

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chuckshissle   02-07-2006 at 04:46:47 PM
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I would get the view sonic, very good value and quality. I don't know about the Hyundai, they make monitors? I'll wait for the Lexus brand.

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Ned_Flanders   02-07-2006 at 07:58:56 PM
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I got mine for £550 via Ebay :wink:

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jonno   02-07-2006 at 08:39:44 PM
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i have a 19inch samsung 910mp the reason i would recomend this one is it is a TV as well, it has a tuner built in so you can watch the tv without putting your computer on. Its a two in 1. :wink: also it has a scart

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picture_perfect   02-07-2006 at 08:50:28 PM
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unless your on a tight budget why not set your sights a little higher. i hope the time of ~ 20" LCD monitors will soon be over. bring on the 32" and up....


http://www.denguru.com/2006/01/20/ [...] age21.html

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