New Monitor Search
Jan. 6th, 2007 02:44 amIn an effort to improve my workspace and make it a more comfortable place in which to work, it would appear that I should get a nice flat LCD monitor. This would mean that I would have enough room to sit facing it straight on, instead of the scrunched, crooked setup I have now that is starting to twist my internal organs into knots.
Anyone recommend a particular brand? Anyone decry a particular brand as being an instrument of the devil? I'm looking to spend less than $200, which seems to give me plenty of options on Newegg.
Any thoughts on whether I'd be better off with widescreen or plain old rectangular? If I understand the bit about connection methods, my current monitor is D-sub, but how the heck can I tell if I can use one that connects via DVI-D? As I understand things I'm looking for a small number for response rate, large number for Constrast Ratio, wide angles for viewing angle, and high number for brightness, but are there any other fiddly numbers I should be watching carefully?
Anyone recommend a particular brand? Anyone decry a particular brand as being an instrument of the devil? I'm looking to spend less than $200, which seems to give me plenty of options on Newegg.
Any thoughts on whether I'd be better off with widescreen or plain old rectangular? If I understand the bit about connection methods, my current monitor is D-sub, but how the heck can I tell if I can use one that connects via DVI-D? As I understand things I'm looking for a small number for response rate, large number for Constrast Ratio, wide angles for viewing angle, and high number for brightness, but are there any other fiddly numbers I should be watching carefully?