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To: Sean W. Smith who wrote (1475)	6/22/1998 10:07:00 PM
From: Street Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

>>Great monitors can look poor also<< I've been out looking at monitors and have seen some Sony Trinitrons that look horrible and sitting next to it was a generic that looked better. When asking the techie he said the problem is that the Sony was hooked up to a Packard Bell whose graphics card and drivers were not capable of running the Sony at its best. So when looking at monitors at the store, take care to note what computer and graphics cards are running them. It can make a huge difference. I am pretty much set on buying some 17" ADI Microscan 5Gs; 26 dp. Its warranty is 3.5 yrs on the CRT. Cost is ~ $340. adiusa.com For more money, I would probably buy the Mitsubishi, but I keep looking at the prices drop on the flat pannel 6" thick monitors and tell myself that it won't be long until I put my money into one of those. S.W.