Thanks. I am/was leaning to the Samsung or BenQ. I guess I'm going to have to find stores with them on display and play with the settings a bit.
|-----Original Message----- |From: [email protected] [mailto:ozdotnet- |[email protected]] On Behalf Of Stephen Price |Sent: Monday, 24 January 2011 1:17 PM |To: ozDotNet |Subject: Re: new screens ? (was RE: Developer PC spec) | |Samsung all the way (for me). |At home I have 30" in the middle, 24" (portrait) to the left and 27.5" |to the right. (All Samsung). Interestingly the 27.5" seems much |brighter or over saturated compared to the other two. I had to mess |around a lot with the settings a lot so that it didn't make the other |two monitors look dull and lifeless. (by making it more dull and |lifeless.) | |I like Samsung due to them replacing monitors if they have dead |pixels. (not sure if Dell do that? zero dead pixel policy?) | |In hindsight I wouldn't have gotten the 27.5" monitor I'd probably get |another 24". I think getting the same model (and size) is important. |Even a different sized/coloured edge around two monitors can be enough |to annoy. two 30" monitors would be awesome but way expensive :) | |Not sure if this post should be OT or not. I'd argue this topic |springs up often enough for it to be on topic. :) | |On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 9:51 AM, Bill McCarthy |<[email protected]> wrote: |> Speaking of desktop PC's has anyone compared the newer LED screens ? |> My old(ish) Dell 2407WFP is easy on the eyes if I turn brightness way down |> to about 20% or so, otherwise it's excessively bright to stare at all day. |> Problem is blacks/greys are lacking contrast at that level. Are there |> better screens out there that have good contrast but aren't like staring |> into a light globe? |> |> Favourite screens ?? |> |> |>
