I have been restricting in the past so I am going to say pick what you want as long as. Best bang for my buck
1. It is an LCD monitor 2. It is 19" or larger 3. It is Widescreen 4. It is under $210 after MIR 5. My PC and Xbox 360 as well as HDTV and DVDs MUST look GREAT and AWESOME too
I know this doesn't fit the under $210, but this is the one I want to get. In a few months, it might come pretty close to 210. Nice resolution, great response time, and the picture looks really good IMO. I have no idea about color accuracy (and I frankly don't care about it)
I know this doesn't fit the under $210, but this is the one I want to get. In a few months, it might come pretty close to 210. Nice resolution, great response time, and the picture looks really good IMO. I have no idea about color accuracy (and I frankly don't care about it) jnhay
$210 is kind of hard to stick to considering all the features u want. I suggest saving up more money (around $300-$350) and get a quality monitor that will last you a long time.Â
Using it right now... its actually (for a cheap 19") a really great bang for buck monitor, and as you can see from the user reviews most agree.
I believe they have a 7 day 0 dead pixel warrenty, not the best... but it gives you at least piece of mind that you can get one with 0 dead pixels and i think you can deal direct with benq for the warrenty too if you preffer.
Mine had 1 dead pixel so i sent it back and this one is perfectly fine.
Perhaps get that or similar and save up for a decent 22" - 24" - 32" later?
I have your last choice and its a great model, very crisp and games look great HOWEVER with all you want to do I suggest you save up for something with more input options, frankly anything under 300 dollars is not going to cut it as a multimedia option.
I have your last choice and its a great model, very crisp and games look great HOWEVER with all you want to do I suggest you save up for something with more input options, frankly anything under 300 dollars is not going to cut it as a multimedia option.aft_lizard01
$210 is kind of hard to stick to considering all the features u want. I suggest saving up more money (around $300-$350) and get a quality monitor that will last you a long time. uncle-tank
Like what "features"? .
I hook my 360 up VGA and my PC up via DVI, HDTV sometime via PC or via cablebox
I need it quick since I just moved in a apartment while my house is being built. When that is built I'll get a 32" HDTV for my room.
I would think about this Acer. It looks like it is one of the best for your price range, got a DVI, and VGA connections, 700:1 contrast ratios, and 5ms response time.
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