Which monitor?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Jaro735, Jul 24, 2003.

  1. Jaro735

    Jaro735 Guest

    What would you buy for MCAD software????
    * Two 19" monitors or
    *One 22" monitor

    How SW works in dual monitor mode??

    And:

    * LCD or CRT??

    Which is better option ???


    Thx

    Jaro
     
    Jaro735, Jul 24, 2003
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  2. Jaro735

    Scott Guest

    I have one 22" Trinitron Monitor CRT running a 1600x1200 Resolution...I have
    more than enough Real State to go around a few times. I love this monitor
    It's great for running SW and even better when playing games!

    Regards,
    Scott
     
    Scott, Jul 25, 2003
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  3. Jaro735

    neil Guest

    dual monitors work fine in my experience.I passed on LCD last year as I
    thought they weren't as good as CRT yet and at that time cost 2x as much. I
    figure by the time my CRTs die OLED may well be here and I may miss out LCD
    altogether. I suppose too that the native form will change to be in line
    with HDTV-16:9
     
    neil, Jul 25, 2003
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  4. Jaro735

    neil Guest

    actually I was referring to colour reproduction, contrast,dead
    pixels,viewing angles and ghosting issues which have been technical
    limitations-although the latest LCD are getting much better...seriously my
    eyes are fine however my pockets weren't deep enough for 2 x19" LCD so I
    bought 2 flat screen Sony CRT for half the money and I'm happy.
    cheers
     
    neil, Jul 27, 2003
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  5. Jaro735

    DWH Guest

    Well i've had LCD's for a year or more now and i have no dead pixels,
    ghosting in CAD is basically zero (its only in games that it seems to be
    visible.. and as stated this was for *CAD* use). Color reproduction is
    deffinatly fine from what i can see. And i'm no 'newbie' to the technicals
    of things. Viewing angles... well unless you sit in another room its not an
    issue. I tend to sit at the computer and monitor i am using so viewing
    angles is like saying you're steering wheel doesnt pivot 180 degree's when
    you only move it slightly up and down and thats it.

    Price well i'm going to assume you live in the US and well. Prices of LCD's
    there seem to be the price of cheap CRT's here and bring that into the CAD
    forte then i'm sure its affordable for a guru such as yourself.

    hehe
    Dont get me wrong i'm not fighting here. Just giving you teh truth not
    guesses by perhaps some that having had LCD's to actaully experience the
    realities. A lot of ppl assume things based on hear-say.

    But yes a year ago they were very expensive and that put them out of the way
    which is a shame as they shat over CRT when it comes to quality. And this
    is an LCD thats over a year old now.

    For comparison's sake. The 19" LCDs i speak of were 3300$ each about a year
    ago when we got them. Now teh exact same one i can pick up for a cool
    1375$. Not a bad saving :)

    when they fix the response time and get it down to 13.5ms there will be
    nothing keeping CRTs 'alive'.

    Long Live Flap Panel Displays i say. :)
    cheers
     
    DWH, Jul 30, 2003
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  6. Jaro735

    neil Guest

    I don't live in the US and I don't count myself as anything but a learner
    who endeavours to help others, especially since I have derived a lot of
    useful info from reading here.I hope the original poster has been assisted
    in his thinking with the replies he got-no doubt he will try before he buys
    and apportion his budget as I did.
    cheers
     
    neil, Jul 30, 2003
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