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To: originunknown who wrote (23995)	12/23/2001 2:32:04 PM
From: Rick Faurot	Read Replies (1) of 110655

A couple of months ago I was shopping for a second monitor for my trading station. I did a bunch of reading, then went to Fry's and looked at dozens of monitors. I ended up buying a no-name 19" CRT for $150. It had decent specs and an adequate image and has worked fine for displaying charts. I was not too happy with the image quality on the TFT monitors and they are quite a bit more expensive. The only advantage in TFT is A) you are rolling in dough and price is no object; B) you are very limited in work space and thus the smaller size of the TFT monitors is vital. My suggestion is go to a store where you can see fifteen or twenty different monitors displaying live images and get a feel for what improvement you get in image quality for the extra dollars.

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