RE: Display Suggestion
RE: Display Suggestion
- Subject: RE: Display Suggestion
- From: "Robert Rock" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 19:03:07 -0400
- Organization: P. Chan & Edward, Inc.
There are those that will scoff at this, but for the budget conscious, the
Dell 24" Widescreen monitor is a very solid performer. I've had one for over
6 months now on a backup system, and there has been virtually no color drift
whatsoever since my first calibration, and I calibrate it weekly. And my
print to screen comparisons are extremely close.
Regards,
Bob
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From: colorsync-users-bounces+bobrock=email@hidden
[mailto:colorsync-users-bounces+bobrock=email@hidden] On
Behalf Of Roger Breton
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 6:46 PM
To: Anthony Sanna; Derek Cooper; ColorSync
Subject: Re: Display Suggestion
> The budget, I would guess, is limited by prudence, not resources. He
> could go with wall-to-wall Eizo's, with no problem.
Wow! How I'd like to have deep pockets like that.
> He currently has one of the older, big Cinemas (clear plastic), which
> would be what?... a 22" or 23" screen.
Apparently, when Apple starts using LEDs in its bigger screens, the 23" ACD
should become palatable again. For now, I wouldn't personally touch it with
a ten foot pole.
We now know that LED LCDs are going to start life into MacBookPros, I guess
it's a matter of time before we see them in Apple's larger displays.
Some people have expressed reservations about LED technology, though.
> He likes the idea of a bigger
> screen - that's what he's used to - rather than a dual display setup.
> When he mentioned replacing his display, he was thinking about another
> Apple, probably the 30".
I'd buy a 30" ACD myself anytime over a 23".
> If he bought an Eizo, the CG241W would
> probably be the one, although I seem to remember that the 24" did not
> compare favorably with the smaller CG221.
CG221? Write me offlist about it.
> LaCie makes the hardware calibrated 526, and there are probably many
> other good choices out there. It seems, from looking at the plastic
> surrounds & stands, that Eizo, LaCie, HP, NEC, etc. all come from the
> same place.
My CG21 is still going great after three years, here, and if I had to buy
again, if I didn't go for something like a Samsung XL20 or XL30, or the NEC
Derek mentionned or the LaCIE 526, my vote would go for a CG211. Or maybe on
of those Quattos?
> Tony
Roger Breton
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