Which Monitor to Keep

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Never heard of a Cicero. Definitely a house brand. I would keep the Dell
monitor... Ben Myers

On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 16:03:57 GMT, Jan <myredsunfire@shaw.ca> wrote:

>When I got my Dell 4600 with 19" monitor, I gave my NEC Multisync 97F
>19" to my sister. Well that beast started acting up and finally just
>about burned her house down - it was smoking and stinking like crazy.
>Future Shop sent it out for repair (told them I don't think it is
>fixable) and they finally phoned and said no it is not repairable and
>that I can come in and get a comparable replacement. The replacement is
>a Cicero 987 NS 19" flat (think this is a Future Shop brand). I am using
>the Cicero right now and I can't see much difference between the Dell
>M992 or this Cicero although the Cicero seems to be just a bit brighter.
>So does anyone have any opinion on keeping one over the other. One will
>be going to my sisters eventually. TIA.
>--
>Cheers!
>
>Jan

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Useful to know. Thank you. Still, if I had to make the choice, I'd keep the
Dell 19"... Ben Myers

On 3 Feb 2005 13:33:55 -0800, braine_dead@lycos.com wrote:

>
>Ben Myers wrote:
>> Never heard of a Cicero. Definitely a house brand. I would keep the
>Dell
>> monitor... Ben Myers
>>
>Cicero Brand is made by Hansol
>
>"Hansol Electronics, founded by Samsung in 1965, has been operating as
>an independent company since 1993, is based in Seoul, South Korea and
>has offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and
>Thailand. Hansol Electronics, one of 16 divisions, manufactures
>computer monitors up to 24 inches in size and is a world leader in
>monitors, which include television tuners and computer inputs."
>

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"William R. Walsh" <newsgroups1@saveyourspam.walshcomptech.com> wrote in
message newsUCMd.48667$eT5.37257@attbi_s51...
> Hi!
>
> At one time Hansol made a pretty decent CRT monitor. I figured that they
> had
> dried up and faded away long ago. It's nice to see that they have not.
>
> It's something of a tough choice then. I'd go with whichever display you
> like the quality of better. They are probably about equally good.
>
> William
>
>

I agree with William. Pick the one YOU like, not the one random people on a
newsgroup pick. If it is part of Samsung, that's good. Samsung makes
incredible monitors. I have their Samsung 213T 21" LCD monitor and it is
simply incredible.

Tom