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Would like new LCD

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Hey guys I have been thinking of getting a new LCD monitor and would like some advice. First of all, I will be coming from dual CRT's so I want something that is rather big, 19 inch is probably the way I want to go. I have been looking around and I have a Mac Powerbook G4 and I really like the widescreen but I don't know if its exactly what I want for my PC. I like really tiny resolutions but so far the only 19 inch LCD that I can find all have 1240 by 1028 resolutions. I don't want to spend an arm and a leg so I am not looking for the best of the best. I play some games but not very often and I'm not a stickler about percfect performance. If you guys could give me some advice as to what I should be looking at that would be great. Thanks. :)
 
1280x1024 is the standard resolution for 17 and 19 inch LCD's, you won't find many exceptions to this rule. I'm not sure about Mac compatability but I would check out Dell and Samsung widescreen offerings. You can expect to pay about $350 for a decent 19 inch, and $400-450 for a 20 inch 4:3 or widescreen display.
 
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