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This 19" gets really good reviews and is very cheap right now (find the rebate offers...the price
will come down to a little over $100 !). I think I'm going to buy one.
If this has been discussed recently, I apologize. I've been AWOL for
a couple of months. I did a quick subject scan of the archives, and
didn't come up with anything recent. Feel free to point me to a
particular thread in the archives, if the topic was discussed under
some other, not-obviously-relevant subject header.
I'm going to do it. Finally. I'm giving up my beloved 21" hi-rez
(at the time) monitor because:
(a) the image is beginning to go wobbly at the edges
(b) occasionally there are loud clicks and then the colors go weird
(c) it's just too danged BIG now that it has to share the desk with
my laptop, laser printer, fax, two external hard drives, external
floppy/zip drives, scanner, Epson R1800 photo printer, phone, and a
cat (whichever one lost the race for the top of the CRT).
Unfortunately, there are hundreds of them to choose from them. I
took a look at a few review sites, but they seem to concentrate on
the reallyreally expensive models that are out of my price range. My
budget may stretch to cover a 19" or 20" LCD monitor, but not the
23"+ models that ZDNet, CNET, and MacWorld seem to concentrate on.
Any suggestions? Horror stories, about either models or vendors?
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