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Charlesbian
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- Aug 27, 2008
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I am a new comer to the LCD market, ive been using laptops for the last four or so years. Coming in need of a new LCD, I would really appreciate it if you guys could help me out. I've done some research but I feel that you guys are my best bet.
The LCD I am looking for should be
#1: Inexpensive. Under 300$ is mandatory, and lower the better. I am not afraid of older models but I would like to stay away from refurbs.
#2: Size Appropriate. My desk can fit at 15" MAX height LCD. This includes the stand. Unless a significantly large leap in quality or large reduction in price comes into play, I would like the HEIGHT to not exceed 15".
#3: Somewhat suited for gaming. Only game I am going to be playing (buying a eeepc or dell 910 so choice of games is limited) is Counter Strike 1.6 so low input and refresh would be appreciated.
#4: Resolution: I am somewhat used to large resolutions (just coming off a 1920x1200) but with the low power of the subnotebook I guess I have to settle for something lower. I guess what I am asking is that if it comes down to it, a larger resolution would be better, but I am leaving it to you guys what is my sweet spot between sizes.
If there is any other info you guys need just ask, and Ill add more criteria as I remember my needs better. I hope you guys don't mind solving this for me.
The LCD I am looking for should be
#1: Inexpensive. Under 300$ is mandatory, and lower the better. I am not afraid of older models but I would like to stay away from refurbs.
#2: Size Appropriate. My desk can fit at 15" MAX height LCD. This includes the stand. Unless a significantly large leap in quality or large reduction in price comes into play, I would like the HEIGHT to not exceed 15".
#3: Somewhat suited for gaming. Only game I am going to be playing (buying a eeepc or dell 910 so choice of games is limited) is Counter Strike 1.6 so low input and refresh would be appreciated.
#4: Resolution: I am somewhat used to large resolutions (just coming off a 1920x1200) but with the low power of the subnotebook I guess I have to settle for something lower. I guess what I am asking is that if it comes down to it, a larger resolution would be better, but I am leaving it to you guys what is my sweet spot between sizes.
If there is any other info you guys need just ask, and Ill add more criteria as I remember my needs better. I hope you guys don't mind solving this for me.