you could get a good (or at least OK) second hand Sony or Apple 17,
19 or even 21 for around $300 (depending on age) out of the Quokka.
All the cheaper LCD screens are (dare I say it) rubbish for graphics
work (ok for word processing but not for graphics work)
Hello All --
-- My son Miles has a G4 Powerbook with a 12-inch screen, and wants
to get an additional monitor (17-inch plus) for detailed graphic
work (he is a graphic artist), at a reasonable price. Any advice or
offers, please, on what he should do?
-- He has looked at a new 17-inch Samsung for $215, but can also
consider a second-hand screen, don't know if he could get a flat
screen within his price range. Are there any issues with where a
second monitor is plugged in? TIA.
David Noel
2004 Dec 9
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