hey both lg and samsung are good but in my personal opinion samsung consumes
a lil bit more elec than lg but has a bit more cleareance than lg
phillips monitor is costly as compared to other 2 but never had the chance
to use it
if u can spare a lil more dough then i suggest go for samsung 17" thats the
best i have worked on it

rgds
amitabh

>From Amitabh Das
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sayamindu Dasgupta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 11:44 AM
Subject: Re: [ilug-cal] Need ur opinions re:hardware


> ho!
>
> On Sun, 2002-07-21 at 09:27, Soumyadip Modak wrote:
> > We still have a monochrome monitor. My dad wants to get a colour monitor
> > of about 14" or 15" size. Which company to go in for LG, Samsung or
> > Philips? I was leaning towards philips, but somebody told me that spares
> > for philips monitors are scarcely available in Kolkata. Can u people
> > help me (us) :-) decide.
>
> me using a samtron 55v which works perfectly - no problem at all.
> no idea regarding philips monitor
>
>
> > Re hardware, dad was thinking of upgrading the system. We presently have
> > an intel celeron 400mhz on an i440lx based mobo, with 64 mb sdram and a
> > 2 mb cirrus logic 5446 card and an isa sound card. What do u think of
> > the following combination for upgrade:
> > AMD Athlon XP 1600 or 1700
> > 128mb ddrram
> > nvidia nforce 220d based mobo with 8 or 16 mb mem shared for integrated
> > video.
> >
> > Are there any issues re: integrated video and sound, in linux? Nvidia
> > has quite good support for linux drivers i think. Will the integrated
> > video work? Do i have to specify the amt of system ram (probably 120mb)
> > everytime at bootup? Plz mail me ur opinions.
> >
>
> i belive that the nforce is quite a good choice
> just increase the ram if possible :D - since u r sharing the ram, 256
> will be quite good (expecially for multiple x sessions...;)
> kde and gnome running at the same time.. :^P
> nvidia has quite good support for linux, but as rms said to me in the
> "debate" we are having,
>
> "Proprietary drivers are not a solution in the Free World. "
>
> :D
> but the x drivers are quite good
> -cheers-
> sdg
>
>
>
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