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Sony announces digital camera with touch-screen focusing
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Coming soon to a monitor near you: LEDs
After years of development, the first LCD displays using Light Emitting Diode (LED) backlights are about to enter the market. Initial product offerings will be few and far between, but much of the industry will be watching from the sidelines, gauging the market reaction and weighing the pros and cons of jumping into the game, market research firm iSuppli expects. Read more
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I have a 2+ year old Sony E500 21" which is bright, clear and runs at 1600x1200 @85 with no problems.
When you look at displays in the stores, look at the corners and check for sharpness (convergence),
if you can't adjust it you don't want it. If I were to buy one now I would go with Sony or NEC/Mistubishi.
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