well the quotes for decent quality monitors that I got were not all
that different from Apples pricing - only around $140 difference and
they were all 19" and most were not wide screen and some of them cam
in above Apple's price of $999 ex GST
sure you can get an LCD for $300 but, and please, please, please
excuse the language here as there is nothing else I can use to
describe the "quality" of the image that they display that would
encompassed the disgust that I feel seeing good money wasted one
them...
they are shit.... compleat and total shit - even worse than the
cheapest nastiest CRT - staff here are rebelling against them - at
first they were all keen as mustard to get them now all they want to
do is get rid of them and get something that they can read without
looking like they are squinting through a fogged up window trying to
read some fudged up text.
I'm a little curious as to why people would buy an Apple LCD when
other LCD screens seem cheaper. I'm sure there'd be reasons and
perhaps it may be helpful for other users to know them.
Ruben A. Franke
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