After four years of operation, my Dell monitor, Model D1626HT just
went
south. So if I may, I'd like to solicit your thoughts on a high
quality
20" monitor that won't bankrupt my resources. Are today's LCD monitors
in the $350-$500 price range up to the task, or does one have to spend
over $1000 for equivalent results?
Nearly every design geek I know is buying Dell LCDs. I have two -- a
20 square and a 24 widescreen -- and they are amazing.
As you price shop make sure you check cheap stingy bargains for
current Dell coupons. You can get a LOT of money off a dell monitor
with a coupon (and often free shipping). For example, the 20"
widescreen is $391 right now. The 24" widescreen is $703.
http://www.cheapstingybargains.com/cheapster/dell-monitors/
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Laura Lemay Killer of Trees lemay % lne.com lemay % gmail.com
http://www.lauralemay.com http://blog.lauralemay.com
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