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To: StockHawk who wrote (28340)	7/19/2000 4:02:04 PM
From: Mike Buckley	Read Replies (3) of 54805

StockHawk, One reason I bought an LCD display is because I knew I would be spending longer amounts of time in front of the computer doing some fairly detailed work with music and photography. I instantly noticed that my eyes stopped itching and they no longer feel fatigued even after a really long stint in front of the screen. (Joel will probably tell us that something else caused the itching, but for whatever reason it stopped happening when I bought the LCD display. :) I'm amazed that you can now buy monitors for the prices you mentioned. In February I bought Samsung's SyncMaster 700TFT for $2500 and it was by far the lowest price I could find at the time. As for size, my thinking is that the only reason you would benefit hugely from a 19" monitor is if you regularly do the kind of work that makes use of the increased real estate. As an example, you can fit a LOT more music on a 19" monitor which is more basic to the function than a mere luxury. Hope this helps. I'm really jealous of those prices. --Mike

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