is this monitor decent?

http://shop4.outpost.com/product/4559517

i can't seem to find any reviews.

 

The specs look good, but right now the best price/value point is @ 19" monitors.

Personally, I think the best way to buy a monitor is to go to the store and just look at them. I have even brought my computer into the store and hooked it up to some monitors to test them out.

I like Dell monitors, but everyone is different. At www.techbargains.com/dellcoupons.cfm there is a 19" LCD for $279.

 

Flat Screen 17"
Response Time: 12ms

Theres many cheaper ones on here i think.
www.ebuyer.com

 

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/prod...hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=101359

17" flat screen, 12ms, same max resolution but £50+ cheaper.

 

my grandparents are taking me to frys in a few hours to help me buy a computer, I don;t really know what thier budget is and I don't wanna be greedy, I have $570 and they are covering the cost for a $620 hp, a monitor, and a wireless card. it seems like a good deal though if it is really that good, I know specs can be deieving, and this looks liek a cheap brand, I hope they have one on display. if I can find a 19" cheap I might get it.

 

Sorry didn't realise it was in $ and mines in £ sorry for the mix-up. The computer in your link looks good for its price. Use mine to compare.

 

I don't know how many £ I have, I buy things with $$$, sooo, yeah, it would be best if I could buy it today in store rather than on line, especially since my parents hate online shopping.

edit: didn't see your post yet. np

 

Against the dollar, the pound was at $1.7200. So the pound is just under double a dollar. But i think the screen in your link was good for the price.

 

thats cool, I will probably be getting that one, I am getting an hp pavillion a1210n in about 3 hours