Thread: LCD Monitor for Digital Editing
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Old 03-03-2008   #3 (permalink)
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I'll only mention ones that I have experience in, but as you know you can spend a lot of money on these things. You've not indicated what size you're thinking of, but I believe for your budget you can pick up a BenQ 24". I've been using one (though not as my main image editing monitor) for a year or so and it's fantastic. The only reason I'm not using it 100% is that I'm a Mac user with a 24" iMac. I'd put the BenQ up against it any time as far as image quality goes.

There are few threads knocking around the camel than mention the Benq - e.g.

Dell 24" monitor
Widescreen vs regular LCD
GOOD LCD MONITOR.....


but feel free to continue your discussion here. Always useful to get a 'state of play' discussion on what's out there in LCD land - it changes so quickly .
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