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To: David S. who wrote (43088)	12/22/1997 9:28:00 PM
From: steve h	Respond to of 186894

David, OTOTOT re:>>review of 17" and 19" monitors in PC Magazine... And they said you only had to pay about $200 more for the best of the 19" monitors<< thats why i think the 19" monitors are such a good deal. Even some top end ones are ~$1K. Once you go to 21", seems like $1300 to $1400 is the next break point. I really appreciate all the help i've been getting for this monitor purchase. steve h

To: David S. who wrote (43088)	12/23/1997 12:01:00 AM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Respond to of 186894

David 1, what a shame. You lost your identical twin. It was fun while it lasted. Now we always know who is posting. gg. I have looked at some of those cheaper PCs. I guess they are alright for a second cpt. or for someone who does not need too much storage etc. but I don't think I would like it as my only one. I have enough trouble with the cpt. I have and am looking for an upgrade. I don't think high end cpt. will go the vanishing route. If you add all those things on you want to have, you are well above the 600 to 1000 price tag. Sonny P.S. David, sorry. I just noticed that I mis-read the post. You guys were only talking about monitors.