Skip to main content
A
Anonymous
December 6, 2006
Question

LCD Displays

  • December 6, 2006
  • 1 reply
  • 1941 views
Hi Anyone have a recommendation for a LCD Display to run ProE? I have been using a 21" Viewsonic p815 CRT for many many years and can run 85hz 1600x1200. But I am curious if my desk space can be freed up with a LCD display of similar quality, but I havent been able to glean any info from the web regarding such. Anyone using one? Niall

    1 reply

    P
    PeterBrown1-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    December 7, 2006
    You will not be disappointed with an LCD. I recommend getting two; 21" or 20" if you can afford it or a 21"/20" and a companion 17". Regards
    P
    ptc-11968911-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    December 7, 2006
    Yes, I'm using a LCD and bought a high end Pro Series (all the Pro Series LCD model numbers start with "VP") http://www.viewsonic.com/products/desktopdisplays/lcddisplays/ Of all the decisions I made in buying our home computer, I'm happiest about spending extra money to get a great LCD monitor. Think about it: what impacts your everyday enjoyment of your computer more than the screen? Spend money on a good screen. I was an LCD display engineer at Motorola for a few years, so I know LCD's. Before I bought this LCD I looked at about a dozen different brands comparing color, contrast, brightness...etc. I've been EXTREMELY impressed with this VP191s monitor that I bought. Also, with the VP series monitors, you can run High-Def TV on many of them. Also, CRT's ruin your eyes. I used to work 12 hour days as an engineer on a big CRT. I had such serious eye problems, I had to go see several eye doctor specialists. Switching to an LCD solved all those issues. Regards, Stephan San Diego
    C
    csheakoski1-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    January 8, 2007
    We've been running about 100 Samsung Syncmaster 214t for the past year and havent had any complaints on them. The have a slightly wider screen and seem good to me, but I'm not an expert.
    Terms & ConditionsCookie settingsAccessibility statement