Help Choosing a Monitor (Entry Level)

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Martin_Coleman
Dec 12, 2008
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I wonder if you might be able to help me choose a flat screen monitor.

I have a winXP set up with and ATI Radeon X800 graphics card. I currently use a Lacie 22 Blue as my main monitor and a cheapo flatscreen to make it a two monitor set up. The Lacie is about 5 years old and I would like more desk space.

I would like to go to a 24 inch flat screen.

I don’t understand all the techie stuff about monitors and I have been reading. Most reviews I’ve seen to do with monitors seem geared towards viewing HD video and video editing. I only work with photos.

I can’t afford those high-end monitors although salivate when I see ’em.

I have about £400 to £500 to spend.

I use Photoshop CS4.

Thanks

Martin

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Bob Levine
Dec 12, 2008
I don’t know what Dell has to offer in the UK but check out the Dell UltraSharp line. Either the 22" or 24" should be within your budget.

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Bigguy
Dec 12, 2008
Bob Levine wrote:
I don’t know what Dell has to offer in the UK but check out the Dell UltraSharp line. Either the 22" or 24" should be within your budget.
Bob
What he said… 😉

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David_Calvert
Dec 12, 2008
Try the Viewsonic VP range. I use them and they are very good.
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Jeff_Gillispie
Dec 12, 2008
I bought a CTL 22" Flat Screen Model 220UW for $250.00, not the best monitor but for the price a very good deal. Of course I got it here in the US from www.pugetsystems.com so I have no idea what shipping would run (lots…).
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Raheel Nusratullah
Dec 13, 2008
On Dec 12, 7:54 am, wrote:
I wonder if you might be able to help me choose aflatscreenmonitor.
I have a winXP set up with and ATI Radeon X800 graphics card. I currently use a Lacie 22 Blue as my mainmonitorand a cheapo flatscreen to make it a twomonitorset up. The Lacie is about 5 years old and I would like more desk space.

I would like to go to a 24 inchflatscreen.

I don’t understand all the techie stuff about monitors and I have been reading. Most reviews I’ve seen to do with monitors seem geared towards viewing HD video and video editing. I only work with photos.

I can’t afford those high-end monitors although salivate when I see ’em.
I have about £400 to £500 to spend.

I use Photoshop CS4.

Thanks

Martin

Amazon has a lot of great deals, and many of the monitors listed there run for a decent price. I’d personally recommend Samsung and Viewsonic. In the 24" range monitors are actually quite cheap and are still of great quality, I’d say maybe around 250-400 bucks.

You can also check out http://flatscreencomputermonitor.com for some more information.

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