Which LCD is Better (links) Thanks!

This isn't something I'm good with. Which of these should I get. It's not a price thing. The specs are under the tab below the pic. Thanks for your help.

http://www.dealtime.com/xPF-ViewSonic-VX1935wm-Black

http://www.dealtime.com/xPO-Dell-E198WFP

 

going to bed now. thanks anyway guys.

 

Neither one really, want some good deals, then go to http://www.tigerdirect.com/ if you're in the USA.

 

I would be looking for 120MHz Refresh rates.

 

that is spam right?

 

I don't think so and both you link are very devoid of any specifications and seem very expensive for a 19" they were making a suggestion.

2nd don't ever buy a 19" widescreen.

A Dell made in Oct 2007 for $378 is a bloody rort!

 

Having a quick look at newegg I would be looking at 2ms response times, 120MHz refresh rates, HDMI capabilities, etc, e.g.:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236049

Looks "far superior" to what you have considered so far and for less!

 

i wasn't paying that price, man. just tell me that there isn't enough info.

 

The dell.

But I wouldnt buy either at those prices.

Are you looking to buy a new LCD screen?Do you game or just office type stuff?

 

Sorry if I seem to come across a bit blunt (that is just me).

Okay some keywords I was using in google were:
- Best LCD Monitors 2009
- LCD Monitor Shootout 2009

From there you will find heaps of links but it became apparent certain monitors will be better for certain activities, e.g. Gaming needs low response time, etc.

A good starting point from a good site is:

LCD Monitor Buyer's Guide: Winter 2008-2009

From there hopefully you will be able to extract what are the latest technologies and defining parameters for "current" monitors, e.g. Response Time, Refresh Rate, HDMI, etc.

http://reviews.cnet.com/best-lcd-monitors/
May provide some insight.

Excellent way to have specs listed for side by side comparison:
http://computers.toptenreviews.com/monitors/

Hopefully that is a good starting point and allows you to empower yourself for the decision making process.