Is 14 inch too small?
Depends if you like it or not. A good 14-inch is better than a dreadful
17-inch, but most people who move up don't look back. I have a 15-inch,
which is fine, but if I could afford a 17-inch (it's either that or GP3
and CMR2 - eventually - and there's no contest), I'd buy one.
--
David. (GPLRank handicap: +2.68)
"After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll,
really."
(Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh)
Does a one legged duck swim in a circle? :-)
I just picked up a Viewsonic PF790 19" monitor for just under $575 including
taxes and a 3 year extended warranty. While that may sound like a lot of
cash, consider this...
The 17" MAG / Innovision which it replaced (and I still have attached to my
old pc) is 5 years old and still going strong. Basically a monitor should be
considered a long term investment, and since it will be your primary
connection between yourself and your PC for the next several years (at
least) I wouldn't skimp on size or quality, even if you can find a large 19"
or 21" for $200, you'll get what you paid for!
JJ
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> > > Is 14 inch too small?
> > Does a one legged duck swim in a circle? :-)
> > I just picked up a Viewsonic PF790 19" monitor for just under $575
> including
> > taxes and a 3 year extended warranty. While that may sound like a lot of
> > cash, consider this...
> > The 17" MAG / Innovision which it replaced (and I still have attached to
> my
> > old pc) is 5 years old and still going strong. Basically a monitor
should
> be
> > considered a long term investment, and since it will be your primary
> > connection between yourself and your PC for the next several years (at
> > least) I wouldn't skimp on size or quality, even if you can find a large
> 19"
> > or 21" for $200, you'll get what you paid for!
> > JJ