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06-10-2006, 02:07 PM
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Moniter shopping
What is the significant difference between the 204b and 204t? I read in a review on Newegg that the 204b has better response time for games and the 204t has a better viewing angle. Does anyone have a preferrence? I am also considering the Dell 2007FP. From what I understand the max tables you can get on to a 20.1 inch LCD is four without overlap and without sizing the tables down? Two 20.1 moniters would be $800 to $900 bucks. Instead of buying two of the 20.1 moniters would it be better just to buy a 24" widescreen or something similar? Thanks a lot for you help.
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06-11-2006, 06:44 PM
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Re: Moniter shopping
FYI
I too am looking to buy a monitor. The one I want is the Dell 2407 which not only has lots of desk top but can be used as a small high def monitor that has picture in picture and DRM, which I understand will soon become needed to watch some material without hassle. All the discount codes I have found for it have been dead ends so it would be (from Dell small business) $1000 including extra warranty plus $78 shipping. Much more than two 204b’s. The best price I have found for the Samsung 204b is Circuit City. The price just dropped another $5 so its $404. With the $50 rebate that’s $354. Also on ebay there are lots of of coupons for $40 off. An example is Ebay Discount Coupon . Anyone have experience with these or if they will work with the rebate? A 4-year extended warranty is $80. Not sure its worth it as the monitor has a 3 year warranty from Samsung. Any comments? Will there be a noticeable difference between, say a the 204b, and my 19 inch CRT (NEC multisyc) in terms of readability and enjoyment. I know it's not really a test, but looking at the lcd display in the store, on a high shelf, I did not see that much of a difference.
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06-11-2006, 08:13 PM
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Re: Moniter shopping
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16824001226
Apparently the sale ends today. I bought 3 of them yesterday.
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