Finalspirit
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I've been reading through the forums and several review sites for awhile now trying to research which 24" monitor was best for me. I've narrowed it down to a few choices and was wondering if anyone could add some additional input to help me choose.
I will mainly be using it for:
Gaming [PC, Wii (either vga box or component), 360 (VGA or Component only), 1:1 mapping is a must]
Movie Viewing (nice viewing angles)
Computer Algebra Systems (needs sharp/clean text performance)
Choices so far:
BenQ G2400WD - TN panel with respectable viewing angles and color performance. Has HDMI, DVI, and VGA, so I'd need to get a vga box for the wii and vga cable for the 360. The virtually 0 input lag is very nice.
BenQ FP241VW - can get a refurb for $450USD or a new one for $500USD from the BenQ store online, and it has all the connections I should need and seemingly low lag, with excellent viewing angles from the MVA panel type.
BenQ V2400W - Another TN panel with still great performance from what I can see. The slim form factor and low input lag are great.
Samsung T240HD (or T260HD) - designed to double as an HDTV as well as a WUXGA LCD, has the component inputs for the wii and 360. $500USD
Gateway FHD2400 - This was my original front runner thanks to all the inputs and glossy screen, but having read the mixed reviews I'm hesitant to buy this now.
I will mainly be using it for:
Gaming [PC, Wii (either vga box or component), 360 (VGA or Component only), 1:1 mapping is a must]
Movie Viewing (nice viewing angles)
Computer Algebra Systems (needs sharp/clean text performance)
Choices so far:
BenQ G2400WD - TN panel with respectable viewing angles and color performance. Has HDMI, DVI, and VGA, so I'd need to get a vga box for the wii and vga cable for the 360. The virtually 0 input lag is very nice.
BenQ FP241VW - can get a refurb for $450USD or a new one for $500USD from the BenQ store online, and it has all the connections I should need and seemingly low lag, with excellent viewing angles from the MVA panel type.
BenQ V2400W - Another TN panel with still great performance from what I can see. The slim form factor and low input lag are great.
Samsung T240HD (or T260HD) - designed to double as an HDTV as well as a WUXGA LCD, has the component inputs for the wii and 360. $500USD
Gateway FHD2400 - This was my original front runner thanks to all the inputs and glossy screen, but having read the mixed reviews I'm hesitant to buy this now.