Roger Turk wrote:
>
> I would much prefer analog adjustments on monitors than the digital button
> pushing and on-screen menus. Once again, I find it hard to understand the
> ideograms (def: "a picture or symbol used in a system of writing to
> represent an idea but not a particular word or phrase for it; _esp_: one
> that represents not the object pictured but some thing or idea that the
> object pictured is supposed to suggest") that are used with the buttons and
> by time I read what is on the screen menus, it disappears.
My sediments exactly Roger. But I call them hieroglyphs.
I can understand the manufacturer's desire to put a single picture on the
dash of your car instead of a message in a different language for every
country he wishes to ship to, but computers and their periherals are a
different matter - there is very little expense involved in having screen
buttons and menus in selectable languages.
> Two of my monitors need work/replacement, and I am interested in your
> experience with Viewsonic as that is one of the models that I have been
> considering. (Either something like Viewsonic, or the cheapest monitor I can
> find, e.g., KDS, Samtron, Envision, etc.)
Consider Samsung 753DF or 755DF for 17" or 955DF for 19".
An incredible FLAT screen - better looking as far as flatness goes than
Viewsonic - but Samsung doesn't go to 21".
Possibly 1/2 to 2/3 the price of Viewsonic.
The 753DF is now about 330.xx in Canada.
That's about 200.xx in real money. <G>
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