Recent content by aaronw1986

You will probably just use one when gaming. For other tasks dual monitors are great. Right now I am running a 27 (2560X1440), 24 (1920x1200), and 22 (1680x1050)

No one has it yet...didn't start shipping until yesterday.

I noticed this as well. Hopefully they are fixing issues. I want to buy one but it doesn't seem like it's in a good production spot.

Specs of your computer? Esp. video card?

Nope, just a consumer.

I find it quite funny that you've done you're research, and yet you are complaining about all the things you knew were issues. LCD's don't really need to mature...you chose to buy a TN panel, which are known to be great for response time, but have horrible viewing angles. If you didn't want...

Why not just use DVI for hooking up to your laptop?

I say go ahead an open it. I just got mine today, and so far I am very impressed. I've only hooked it up to my mac, but not yet my 360. As a computer science major, I can tell this will be a great monitor for programming on. The text is very crisp and easy to read. When playing a movie...

If you bought directly form cirucitcity, you can get a refund in price difference if they sell it for less within 30 days. I just got money back this way for COD4 since it's on sale for 360.

I think $450 is the best deal that will be available for this monitor for a while...I mean 18% off, and it was recently released.

Are you a AAA member? If so, I posted how I would order this monitor for $450.

I still think $450 from circuit city is better than $550 at newegg with a dvd player, :D

Does the monitor adjust ok wihtout EzTune? I'm using a mac...or, can I run EZ in a virtual machne, and then have the setting stay when I got back to OS X?

www.aaa.com/circuitcity

It's the older model, FPD2275W