The Dell 20" LCD is a very good value! I use it (at home) and one
of their 24" wide-screen LCD at work. The 20" has 1600x1200 native
resolution, and the 24" has 1920x1200 native.
Excellent results, and there are occasionally sales at Dell on the
LCD monitors. The 20" is often on sale (go to the Small Business
section - the prices are always best there).
Although absolute color accuracy is the reason I also have a Sony
20" GDM-F20 on a third system for images, there is no reason to use
a CRT anymore, imho, for general purpose text and image editing.
If you want greater color accuracy, then you can calibrate the LCD
using a Spyder color calibrator.
Z
George Newfield wrote:
Hi Framers,
After four years of operation, my Dell monitor, Model D1626HT just went
south. So if I may, I'd like to solicit your thoughts on a high quality
20" monitor that won't bankrupt my resources. Are today's LCD monitors
in the $350-$500 price range up to the task, or does one have to spend
over $1000 for equivalent results?
I do a great deal of work in Photoshop and of course FrameMaker, using
WinXP Pro, SP2.
Many thanks in advance,
George
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