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What 21" monitor to get?

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I think i should upgrade my 19". I don't know. What can i get for around $500 street price? I could probably spend a few hundred more, but i wouldn't do that unless i really can't get anything good for $500. The monitor will be used primarily for Photoshop and 3dsmax. So far, the only monitor that i'm considering is the iiYama Vision Master 510/511/512, because several people recommended it to me, and because it's the only monitor i could find that supports [email protected]
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Anyone?
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I'm running an iiyama Pro510 and I like it. I am not a very tough critic though. The only bad point I can think of for the Pro 510 is that it is very loud when it is turning on.
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check out www.pricewatch.com
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pricewatch sucks for big items like that....the shipping charge will vary too much and the companies love to play games to make the cost look lower
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Hello Diabolic,





I have several Samsung Syncmaster monitors right now and I have to say there damn good for the money ! Used to have Sony's before but these are not a bad choice at all. Vivid colors and incredibly bright.

Resolution capabilities are not bad at all and they come with RGBHV inputs.:D

http://www.samsung.ch/autor/data/dok...511_140933.jpg


The one screen menu is a real pleasure to work if you need it and most important buttons are there where you need them. Also fitted with USB ports.




Greetz Fozzy
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If you must have the best, then look at the Sony G520.


Maximum Resolution:

2148 x 1536

1881 x 1440 @ 85Hz

Dot Pitch:

0.24mm
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