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20" Monitor for GFX/Video around $400

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osika

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I'm looking for a 20" LCD monitor that will give accruate color/contrast and will not have any banding or ghosting problems. I work primarily in graphics and video. I am looking for a square monitor to add to a dual monitor setup. I'd like to spend around $400, give or take $100. Any suggestions would be very helpful. Thanks very much.

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ViewSonic, Benq, Samsung and Sony all make good LCDs. For your applications response time would be critical, Benq & ViewSonic both offer 4 ms response times.

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I have a kickass viewsonic.... but not for that cheap....

I use pcconnection.com killer deals check out there clearence or refurbished sales....

Tom
 
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just watch you ms responce times..... if you're a video guy, well.....

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