-=PCTechTalk=- Re: LCD Guru's - what about this monitor?

Hey G,

  Really appreciate the information and knowledge shared, I know talking 
about LCD brought up other questions as well. We all learn, we all are wrong 
at times, we share. I just wanted to put a little shout out here but I am 
going to get the Hanns and the anti-glare coating vs. the auto-sensing 
backlight, sure I could had googled up the info but I thought I would run it 
by you/the group. Yes, Fluorescent lighting kills the eyes, I do have 3M 
filters and full spectrum bulbs but still the reflection is what gets me. 
Thanks much for the input..:

Rudy
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "GuitarMan" <gman.pctt@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 10:27 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: LCD Guru's - what about this monitor?


> Rudy,
>    While I certainly appreciate the vote of confidence in whatever I say, 
> I
> am just as prone to error as anyone else here (or anywhere else, for that
> matter).  If I say something that strikes you as odd, please don't 
> hesitate
> to call me out on it.  "Sometime, da teacha become da student."        :O)
>
>    In this case, I culled my max resolution info from the following 
> CompUSA
> ad, which could very well be in err.
>
> http://wapurl.co.uk/?N62FF0T
>
>    Without looking at the two links you sent, I'm immediately drawn to the
> one with the anti-glare coating, specifically since you said that you 
> expect
> to use it under flourescent lighting.  Flourecents can wreak havok with 
> your
> eyes when staring at a monitor for relatively long periods of time under
> them.  Auto-sensing backlight dimmers won't help you anywhere near as much
> as the anti-glare coating.  Having said that, don't buy a monitor purely 
> on
> the basis of a built-in coating.  You can always buy a clip-on coated 
> screen
> separately for any size monitor (and should already have one on the 
> monitor
> you're currently using).
>
>    After checking out the sites, I'd prefer the Hanns for a couple of
> reasons.  First it includes a 3 year warrantee, where the Megavision
> provides only a single year.  The Hanns also has a wide viewing angle in
> both directions.  I've never liked bring too tied to a specific angle for
> looking at a screen, especially with the moving around that I do at my PC
> desk.  Finally, I also appreciate the inclusion of the 4 USB ports on the
> side of the monitor.  While I have plenty in easy reach for what I need
> right now, that's always subject to change and it's good to know they're 
> so
> close and easily accessable.
>
>    I do wish the Hanns unit had also included the individual component
> inputs that come standard on the Megavision, but this is a minor gripe
> compared to the features of the Hanns.
>
> Peace,
> GMan
>
> "The only dumb questions are the ones that are never asked!"

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