[Pc_Support] 17" LCDs drop under $200 for DVI, 12ms refresh,
1280x1024, etc...
Bryan J. Smith <b.j.smith at ieee.org>
thebs413 at earthlink.net
Tue May 24 13:58:37 EDT 2005
From: "Justin M. Keyes" <m9u35g at gmail.com>
> What about this 19" 16ms LCD?
> Is 16ms good for 19"?
> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16824174024
Wow! DVI and 16ms (60Hz) for $249? Not bad.
Here's my general guide:
- 50ms (20Hz): noticable anytime you scroll
- 25ms (40Hz): not noticable when scrolling, but noticable in gaming
- 16ms (60Hz): not noticable in gaming really at all
- 12ms (80Hz): definitely fine
Now you have to be careful of those 25ms monitors that say 15ms+10ms.
They are still 25ms, although they seem to be better than older generation 25ms.
I.e., my Scepter 19" Komodo-IIg is a 15ms+10ms and it's better than my wife's older Samsung 19" 25ms (both are DVI), but neither do as good as a real 16ms or better.
Hmmm, I wonder how portable it is?
It looks like short, stocky base with no major flexibility (a good sign).
It looks like it folds underneath too.
And I only saw a 3-prong power cable, so the AC/DC might be internal.
It might be the same OEM design internally as the Scepter, among others.
Swivel and pivot is _not_ what you want in a portable LCD.
You want a short, stocky, minimal base that tilts forward/back 135 degrees
(including 90 degrees straight back into its packaging).
You buy and let me know. ;-ppp
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