help with crt's

gouda96 · 05-10-03, 11:21 PM

I am sorry for asking this... i sound like an idiot, but i am crunched for time, and i can't read all about the recent monitors, i am sorry.

What would be the best 19" crt for $250 or below... lower is better.

I am sorry for asking "best"... more like "suggested". thanks for your help

Kilomph · 05-11-03, 10:46 AM

Samsung 957MB is IMHO the best 19" you can get. It has a dot pitch of .2 which is the best you can get now, it has special features like magic bright, and you can highlight certain zone of the screen for watching video or if you want to get a good look at a picture. It gets real good refresh rates, and you can adjust monitor settings with your mouse, rather then have to always go to the buttons manually on your monitor. I bought it from http://store.yahoo.com/techonweb/ for around $250, i'd pay $350 for it. Good luck :-)

05-10-03, 11:21 PM	#1
gouda96 Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: I don't know why, but...Deleware	help with crt's I am sorry for asking this... i sound like an idiot, but i am crunched for time, and i can't read all about the recent monitors, i am sorry. What would be the best 19" crt for $250 or below... lower is better. I am sorry for asking "best"... more like "suggested". thanks for your help __________________ If ignorance is bliss, why aren't more people happy?

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Kilomph Registered Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NJ	Samsung 957MB is IMHO the best 19" you can get. It has a dot pitch of .2 which is the best you can get now, it has special features like magic bright, and you can highlight certain zone of the screen for watching video or if you want to get a good look at a picture. It gets real good refresh rates, and you can adjust monitor settings with your mouse, rather then have to always go to the buttons manually on your monitor. I bought it from http://store.yahoo.com/techonweb/ for around $250, i'd pay $350 for it. Good luck :-) __________________ Gigabyte 8IHXP 850E, P4 3.06 533 HT, Gigabyte 9800 Pro 256, Seagate Cheetah X15 ST318452LW with Adaptec AIC-7892 U160, (4) Kingston 256MB 1066MHz RDRAM, 120GB Seagate SATA 150 8MB Cache, 120GB WD SE, 80GB WD SE, 40GB 7200 Maxtor, Yamaha CD-RW F1, Sony DVD RW DW-U10A, Koolance PC2-901BW (cpu, northbridge, ATI, HDD) Intake = 1 92mm 119CFM, 2 80mm 83CFM, Exhaust = 1 120mm 190CFM, 2 80mm 83CFM. Samsung 957MB Black, MX500 with func sUrface 1030, 10mb/s d/l 1mb/s u/l OOL, 1984 Industrial IBM Keyboard painted black, and Win2k. Last edited by Kilomph; 05-11-03 at 10:54 AM.